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Change the default user shell to zsh #59

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janik commented 2024-07-12 17:27:22 +00:00
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closes #11

This works fine for the root user, but prompts other non-system users if they want to create a ~/.zshrc, we could probably fix this by creating .zshrc tempfiles for every other normal user.
I'm not quite sure if the auto-suggestion works 100% correctly, because in the VM I tested it was displayed in the same color as the actually present user input, I assume this is because the vm tty can only display a low amount of colors.

closes #11 This works fine for the root user, but prompts other non-system users if they want to create a ~/.zshrc, we could probably fix this by creating .zshrc tempfiles for every other normal user. I'm not quite sure if the auto-suggestion works 100% correctly, because in the VM I tested it was displayed in the same color as the actually present user input, I assume this is because the vm tty can only display a low amount of colors.
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k900 commented 2024-07-12 17:30:54 +00:00
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The truly cursed workaround for this is to add zsh-newuser-install() { true } to the global zshrc (or possibly zshenv, given load order fuckery)

The truly cursed workaround for this is to add `zsh-newuser-install() { true }` to the global zshrc (or possibly zshenv, given load order fuckery)
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janik commented 2024-07-12 17:53:49 +00:00
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The truly cursed workaround for this is to add zsh-newuser-install() { true } to the global zshrc (or possibly zshenv, given load order fuckery)

Would you recommend doing this? I was thinking about using systemd-tmpfiles, but not sure if that's less cursed.

> The truly cursed workaround for this is to add zsh-newuser-install() { true } to the global zshrc (or possibly zshenv, given load order fuckery) Would you recommend doing this? I was thinking about using systemd-tmpfiles, but not sure if that's less cursed.
raito changed title from WIP: change the default user shell to zsh to Change the default user shell to zsh 2024-07-17 12:55:08 +00:00
raito merged commit 81fc914d79 into main 2024-07-17 12:56:48 +00:00
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feat: change the default shell to zsh
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