> IMHO broken files
please clarify under what circumstances you think it's appropriate/OK to modify user-config files, breaking them?
because that's what's being done here.
the installer is overwriting the /etc/default/grub file.
> highly unusual abuse of POSIX shell semantics,
horesefeathers
> I do not see a need to support it
ok, that's, then, the issue here.
if that's policy, then that's good to know/understand. for _that_ there are clear/available solutions.
> IMHO broken files
please clarify under what circumstances you think it's appropriate/OK to modify user-config files, breaking them?
because that's what's being done here.
the installer is overwriting the /etc/default/grub file.
> highly unusual abuse of POSIX shell semantics,
horesefeathers
> I do not see a need to support it
ok, that's, then, the issue here.
if that's policy, then that's good to know/understand.
for _that_ there are clear/available solutions.