> 2. Why should bash be in /usr/bin? Mine's in /usr/local/bin and I've seen vendored bash binaries in very weird places. Respect the user's PATH.
Yup, nix and guix consistently put their binaries in "very weird places" - unless you want to make users of those tools unhappy (among others!) please use env. The user knows where their shell is more than you do.
Yup, nix and guix consistently put their binaries in "very weird places" - unless you want to make users of those tools unhappy (among others!) please use env. The user knows where their shell is more than you do.