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Or, it could just switch the default shell to Z shell. First thing I do on a new Mac, is chsh -> zsh. Ships with an up to date (enough) version of that.
by bitserf 10y ago
Or, it could just switch the default shell to Z shell.
First thing I do on a new Mac, is chsh -> zsh.
Ships with an up to date (enough) version of that.
- mitchty 10y agozsh was even the default shell for an OS X release, 10.3 or 4 can't remember at this point.
- em500 10y agoNope, before switching to bash in 10.3, tcsh was the OS X default.
- mitchty 10y agoYep looks like you're right, I could have sworn that zsh was after tcsh then bash from there on out. Went looking in my Mac OS X for unix geeks book and it was right on the transition so bad memory no cookie. I'll punish my brain with beer for its transgressions.
- ajsalminen 10y agoIt could, but "just" switching shells is definitely an inconvenience to your users as well.