On my system, /bin/bash is the default shell and $BASH is "/bin/bash", so that would be one way to obtain the full path to bash in a slightly more portable manner. But on systems where bash is installed but not the default shell and may not even be installed under /bin, another approach would likely be needed?
Dustin,
As you so politely suggested, here is a new bug for the hardcoded reference to /bin/bash in byobu-config:
<ermo@mrwing> :[~/conary/ builds/ byobu/byobu- 2.62] byobu-config Label(_ ("Title: ")) Label(_ ("Command: "))
(127)$ grep -C2 -n bash /usr/bin/
184-
185-def newwindow(screen, size):
186: title=Entry(8, text="bash", returnExit=1)
187- titlel=
188: command=Entry(20, text="/bin/bash", returnExit=1)
189- commandl=
190-
On my system, /bin/bash is the default shell and $BASH is "/bin/bash", so that would be one way to obtain the full path to bash in a slightly more portable manner. But on systems where bash is installed but not the default shell and may not even be installed under /bin, another approach would likely be needed?