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A [[UNIX]] style shell created in 1987 by Brian Fox while he was working for the [[Free Software Foundation]], it was originally named '''Bourne-Again Shell''' (bash) since is was meant to be a replacement for the [[Bourne Shell]]. Early versions of the Bash shell were extremely buggy and had a severely limited functionality, it is not until the mid | A [[UNIX]] style shell created in 1987 by Brian Fox while he was working for the [[Free Software Foundation]], it was originally named '''Bourne-Again Shell''' (bash) since is was meant to be a replacement for the [[Bourne Shell]]. Early versions of the Bash shell were extremely buggy and had a severely limited functionality, it is not until the mid 90s that the shell starts to become something that could replace Bourne, but that was well after Chet Ramey took over the role of developing the tool. | ||
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Revision as of 06:02, 2 March 2019
A UNIX style shell created in 1987 by Brian Fox while he was working for the Free Software Foundation, it was originally named Bourne-Again Shell (bash) since is was meant to be a replacement for the Bourne Shell. Early versions of the Bash shell were extremely buggy and had a severely limited functionality, it is not until the mid 90s that the shell starts to become something that could replace Bourne, but that was well after Chet Ramey took over the role of developing the tool.
Links
- ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/bash/
- Bash FAQ
- The A-Z of Programming Languages: BASH/Bourne-Again Shell - An interview with Chet Ramey - From Computerworld
Authors
- Brian Fox (Original author)
- Chet Ramey (Current maintainer)