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> This is also good for NixOS, which I believe you use, right Dan? That's correct but there's ways around it by pretending to be LSB by having an option to emulate a LSB structure via virtual filesystems, which is one good option. Another is running through things like bwrap and steam-run, so even crazy things like /usr/bin/bash or /bin/python would work as well. In any case, the default bash-like for shell scripts should normally be just /bin/sh which is usually on Linux systems just a disguised bash in bourne mode (and it's rare to find any scripts that absolutely require themselves to be bash), but does allow BSDs and things like a minimal install of Alpine (ash) or containers (sh/ash) to run your script, just because /bin/sh is very much more usually a link to whatever compatible shell exists. Good evening. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG FAQ: https://www.dcglug.org.uk/faq/