* Joseph Terner wrote: Die POSIX-Shell heißt /bin/sh. Sowas wie /bin/bash ist proprietär. True64 hat eine echte Bourne-Shell als /bin/sh, eine funktional uralte Bourne-Again-Shell als /usr/bin/bash und eine benutzbare Bourne-Again-Shell als selbstkompiliertes /usr/local/bin/bash.

.... Ultrix ran on VAX and MIPS, and was AFAIK never ported to Alpha. It was a straight 4.x BSD implementation and didn't have the slightest resemblance to VMS. OSF/1 (later renamed to True64 Unix) was DECs Unix implementation for Alphas, but that didn't have anything to do with VMS either. AFAIK OpenVMS was a straight port of VMS to the Alpha (and later Itanium) architecture. Presumably ...

...likely be frowned upon. Thanks. I don't think there should be any problem. When you think about it, emacs runs on a number of non-free platforms, such as Windows, VAX, Solaris, True64 etc. There are also many modes which interact with non-free applications, such as sql-mode, plsql-mode etc. I also know people use emacs modes to edit sources used with non-free software, such as ...