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Other sh-compatible shells include:
* ash(1), a very minimalistic variant mostly meant for embedded systems and the like were memory is scarce and interactive use is uncommon.
* sash(1), the __S__tand-__A__lone shell which is staticly linked for “emergency repair work” when sh(1) won't work.
-* zsh(1), which features wildly expanded (but backwards compatible) syntax and many convenience features for interactive use.
+* zsh(1), which features wildly expanded (but backwards compatible) syntax and many convenience features for interactive use, such as improved TabCompletion
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