Oil Shell, now OSH, intends to be a drop-in replacement bash for bash, aiming for 100% comparability while modernizing the code base.
I have been aware of the project for a while it might be time to try it out.
OSH is the most bash-compatible shell, by a mile. We don’t implement every last quirk and bug, but it still runs unmodified shell scripts
I Wonder if this includes Zsh 🤔
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