[10:30] Morning peoples, critters and everything else [15:49] now that I get to work on all kinds of old systems, I suspect that a huge local bashrc is an artifact of the past and backwards compatibility, people expect it to be a certain way, old systems depend on local ones having certain things, and no one will fix it up (why? it's not hurting anyone, it's just messy) [15:50] I applaud the efforts of /etc/skel, but it's relatively new compared to bash :) [15:50] I prefer zsh, but there are some things on our cluster at work that only work on bash. [15:51] I ran into that a lot and gave up trying to use fancy shells like zsh [15:51] was too frustrating to switch between them when I logged into a new server [15:53] I tend to keep one tab in bash and everything else in zsh :) [15:53] More annoying than that is that the default .bashrc sets the shell to vi mode instead of emacs! [15:54] hah