[lukehasnoname]

Which Linux distros with more than 5 downloads DON'T have bash as the login shell?

[silentbicycle]

http://openwrt.org/ , and embedded stuff in general, because bash is incredibly bloated.

[Mod_daniel]

Please, correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't OpenWrt run on on busybox? Which is pretty much just a stripped down conglomerated bash?

[silentbicycle]

bash refers to a specific shell implementation, not the whole userland utilities (AKA the "coreutils").

BusyBox combines a bunch of Linux userland utilities into one executable, to save overhead on embedded systems. It uses ash, not bash.

[bch]

Of course BSD isn't Linux, but NetBSD, FreeBSD, and surely (I'm guessing) OpenBSD don't have Bash installed by default. I'd bet Dragonfly is same.

[AlecSchueler]

zsh is the login shell on PureDyne as far as I remember. It does have bash installed by default though.