/bin/sh is OK when nothing else is available.
If you want a shell that's actually functional, you might want to upgrade to bash, zsh, or fish.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19112031/difference-between-korn-and-bash-shell#19112167
/bin/sh is OK when nothing else is available.
If you want a shell that's actually functional, you might want to upgrade to bash, zsh, or fish.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19112031/difference-between-korn-and-bash-shell#19112167