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The behavior of the
echo
command and its handling of escape sequences, such as\n
, can exhibit variability across different implementations of shells and utilities. This variability was evident during my experience while executing theinstall.sh
script on a newly installed Fedora system:Furthermore, a direct copy-paste of the command could potentially lead to unintended consequences. For instance, when executed in a bash shell, the command may inadvertently remove the trailing backslash:
Podman testing showed consistent
echo
behavior with bash across distributions, except for Debian and Ubuntu (using dash) which interpret escape sequences by default. Thus, replacing the newlines with emptyinfo
calls appears to be the most portable solution.