> > Why would you want to use bash? Because you know > it > > from Linux? I'd take the most advanced shell - > zsh. > > Not a bad choice. zsh is very powerful, and certainly > as advanced or better than tcsh. > > > PS: I really don't understand why the user's shell > in > > OpenSolaris is bash. What was the motivation > behind > > that? > > There is no default user shell in Solaris, only the > default shell for root, which is /sbin/sh. > The user's shell is selected for the user at user > creation tiime with the "-s" switch passed to the > `useradd` command.
Well, sort of. Once you start JDS you're greeted by a popup window that asks you to add a user to the system. I did just that: name, full name and privileges. Without asking I was given a bash shell ... This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
