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KornShell is not dead

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Despite the lack of pace in development from last couple of years, ksh still remains one of the most popular shells. AT&T released source code on GitHub , but there were no updates from them for more than an year. Last commit was made by AT&T on Jan 11, 2016 . I have been submitting bug fixes on the mailing list, but the patches were not added to the upstream repository as there is nobody working…

Despite the lack of pace in development from last couple of years, ksh still remains one of the most popular shells. AT&T released source code on GitHub, but there were no updates from them for more than an year. Last commit was made by AT&T on Jan 11, 2016. I have been submitting bug fixes on the mailing list, but the patches were not added to the upstream repository as there is nobody working on KornShell at AT&T. This week they provided me commit access to the GitHub repository. The latest code was released under beta branch and I am going to build on top of it. I made several fixes this week and I am planning to do more in coming days.

There is still a decent user community around KornShell and they want to keep it well maintained. I look forward to work with them. Let’s see what we can build together!

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