07:09:15 <@mu-tiger> is shellscript platform specific?
07:09:26 <@linpp> i think not
07:10:04 <@mu-tiger> what about kernel or interpreter?
07:10:19 < calcite> grrr
07:10:56 <@mu-tiger> just askin, dude >_>
07:11:11 < calcite> mu-tiger, if your going to incorporate the use of other applications in your
script, that may not be supported by another os, it can be
07:11:34 < calcite> what do you mean kernel ?
07:11:41 <@mu-tiger> like
07:11:46 < r0ny> sup calcite and mu-tiger :)
07:11:51 <@mu-tiger> if the script isn't doing what it should
07:11:53 < calcite> sup r0ny
07:12:06 <@mu-tiger> could it be the kernel or interpreter causing it not to?
07:12:19 < calcite> hmm
07:12:23 < calcite> Most likely no
07:12:39 < calcite> if it works for you on bash
07:12:53 <@mu-tiger> ok
07:12:54 < calcite> it should work on another os perfectly is bash is supported
07:13:01 <@mu-tiger> ok
07:13:02 <@mu-tiger> ty
07:13:08 < r0ny> i will go for interpretter