On 29/10/11 14:50, Ian Grody wrote:
vipw to edit passwd file properly, / etc/shells are the available ones and
/etc/skel* are skeleton files for default env for new user shells. When you
adduser you get to choose what shell
Thanks
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vipw to edit passwd file properly, / etc/shells are the available ones and
/etc/skel* are skeleton files for default env for new user shells. When you
adduser you get to choose what shell
Owain Clarke wrote:
>On 29/10/11 14:25, Vic wrote:
>> The shell for each user is defined in /etc/passwd -
On 29/10/11 14:25, Vic wrote:
The shell for each user is defined in /etc/passwd - just edit that to set
up the shell you want.
Defaults for new users can be set up by editing /etc/default/useradd .
HTH
Vic.
Great - thank you very much, Vic
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> terms clearly enough to get a good answer. So I wander if
> someone
> could help me to set things up so that any terminal on any user
> defaults to Bash
The shell for each user is defined in /etc/passwd - just edit that to set
up the shell you want.
Defaults for new users can b
Hi all.
Have started using Mint on my Desktop. When I press the up arrow in
a terminal I get "^[[A". I assume it's because it isn't Bash,
because if I type bash it then starts behaving what I think of as
properly. I've searched on the web but I can't express my s
