I note that the article from
debugpoint.com about
the new features of FreeBSD 14 says it has
"elevated the root user's default shell to sh".
So what has it been until now?
When I am in a fsck situation in 13,
as with previous versions,the single user
mode prompt tells me to enter a shell or
RETURN for sh indicating sh is already
the default.
I thought only the Thompson and Mashey shells
predated sh,with csh,bash,etc. being more advanced?
What's the "unelevated" level?
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The World Trade Center towers MUST rise again,
at least as tall as before...or terror has triumphed.