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I looks like my iterms terminal is sourcing bash before using zsh and it is doing it multiple times. I can't figure out why. … Here is my system info: macos: 14.6.1 iterms: 3.5.4 zsh: 5.9 omz: master (c68ff8ae) …

I've tried to switch my default shell to zsh, using chsh: chsh -s /bin/zsh and: chsh -s `which zsh` Both commands ended with: Changing shell for adamatan. … Operation is not supported by the directory node. chsh: no changes made How can I change my default shell in OSX Lion? …

I was just working out my installation of Ruby and RVM and playing around with irb when I suddenly notice that my window title says "bash" instead of my default zsh heading. … The (temporary) fix was simple - run chsh -s /bin/zsh, but this instance repeated the switch to bash every time I executed irb. …

Default shell has been changed and the computer has been restarted. echo '/opt/homebrew/bin/bash' | sudo tee -a /etc/shells chsh -s /opt/homebrew/bin/bash However, when open the terminal, it is still … zsh. …

Zsh is better than bash(obviously), but for some reason, from time to time I have to use bash. I am wondering is there any way for me to use them together without changeing them manually? … Using zsh as default, and open another tab using different profile opening bash, though this can work, but all the configurations for bash didn't work. So can anyone help me out here, thanks! …

How can I copy all the the command paths from the bash environment $PATH variable to the zsh environment? I'm on macOS 11.6.1 (and about to install 11.6.6). … Many of the commands I used in bash don't work in zsh (the new default for Apple's Command line shell for new accounts). How can I get started with fixing my path? …

With the news that Catalina will default to Zsh instead of Bash, I'm finding lots of results telling me about the switch, and that it may cause problems with shell scripts, but I'm not familiar enough … My shell scripts are really not that complicated, but I've only ever used Bash on macOS and Linux - zero experience with Zsh. …

The Terminal app uses bash by default. And I don't want to change it. However I want to configure iTerm2 with zshell and oh my zsh. and I don't want bash on it. … The instructions I checked online, make zshell default in both apps. …

New sessions also still gives this warning: The default interactive shell is now zsh. To update your account to use zsh, please run `chsh -s /bin/zsh`. … I'm starting to suspect that my default shell is in fact not zsh, but is actually still using bash.. …

This question is NOT THE SAME as: Suppressing "The default interactive shell is now zsh" message in macOS Catalina [Restored Jul 6, 2022 at 6:07:42 PM] Last login: Wed Jul 6 18:07:37 on console Restored … session: Mon Apr 4 12:32:47 EDT 2022 The default interactive shell is now zsh. …

DeoGloria:~ test$ ⚑ -bash: ⚑: command not found bash is working as expected. … Starting default zsh, no config done DeoGloria:~ test$ zsh DeoGloria:~ test$ echo -e "\xE2\x9A\x91" ⚑ Showing alright. …

Somehow running bash always runs zsh for me, even though I installed bash 5 using Homebrew and Mac (10.15) comes with bash 3. I would still like zsh to be the default shell. … /bin/zsh $ /bin/bash -c 'echo $SHELL' /bin/zsh $ /usr/local/bin/bash -c "echo $SHELL" /bin/zsh $ /usr/local/bin/bash -c 'echo $SHELL' /bin/zsh $ cat /etc/shells # List …

Recently my nano editor stopped displaying text correctly using bash or zsh, and it scrambles text and doesn't properly display text. How can I debug and fix this error? …

When I open a new Terminal tab, it shows the corresponding field as "-zsh ▸ -zsh" rather than just "zsh" by default: My suspicion is that this is related to how this shell is launched by the Terminal … According to ps aux, it is launched as follows: login -pfl daniel /bin/bash -c exec -la zsh /bin/zsh My user account's shell is set to simply /bin/zsh. …

I am running Mojave have changed default shell from bash to zsh. I notice history is not saved between sessions. Following recommendations in What are the practical differences between Bash and Zsh? … I ran : autoload -U zsh-newuser-install zsh-newuser-install This created the files ~/.zshrc and ~/.histfile which I did not have before but the history seems not to be updated. …