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on *bsd /bin/sh is not just a symlink to /bin/bash as on most linux's
but a real standalone shell. and it behaves differently from "bash -c"
behavior .. it doesnt exec the command given but waits till the command
finishes. as a result a lot of "rogue" a flying around. solution is now
( $SHELL or /bin/sh ) -c exec <cmd>
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define the used modkey.
Added new action SetModKey too
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made in that file will override/overlay the ones made in the used
style. TODO: write more specific docu about it
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*string into the environment we need to track what we putenv.
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execl needs a terminating NULL at the end, a '0' would be
converted to "int 0" on 64bit-systems
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*) NULL
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