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* If an example from Rosetta Code "works with pdksh", then someone might have tested the example with one of these patched versions of pdksh.
* If an example from Rosetta Code "works with pdksh", then someone might have tested the example with one of these patched versions of pdksh.
* If a <tt>!/bin/sh</tt> script "works with pdksh", then the tester might have used [[OpenBSD]], where both <tt>/bin/ksh</tt> and <tt>/bin/sh</tt> are pdksh.
* If a <tt>#!/bin/sh</tt> script "works with pdksh", then the tester might have used [[OpenBSD]], where both <tt>/bin/ksh</tt> and <tt>/bin/sh</tt> are pdksh.


[[mksh]] is a successor to pdksh. mksh consolidates several patches and a few new features into one shell. If you want to install pdksh, then you might instead install [[mksh]].
[[mksh]] is a successor to pdksh. mksh consolidates several patches and a few new features into one shell. If you want to install pdksh, then you might instead install [[mksh]].