Hi Mohammad,
Mohammad Shoriful Islam Ronju wrote:
> https://linuxhint.com/install_zsh_shell_ubuntu_1804/
Ok, according to this tutorial(*) that prompt in your screenshot is
the default prompt from oh-my-zsh -- which doesn't come from any
official Ubuntu repo.
So please disable oh-my-zsh first and see if that fixes the issue
already.
If that doesn't fix the issue, please check if running "zsh -f"
(disables the parsing of .zshrc; call it e.g. from bash) still shows
the issue.
If "zsh -f" shows the issue, there is definitively a bug, either in
zsh or the terminal. (Since zsh seems to start at least and does not
crash, it might also be a terminal issue.)
If "zsh -f" works fine, you need to start commenting lines from your
.zshrc until the issue vanishes. The last line you commented out then
likely caused the issue. If that line is known, one can continue to
figure out why that line causes this issue.
It might also be helpful if you could post the output of
"/usr/share/bug/zsh 3>&1" to see which other packages on your system
provide zsh-sourced files.
Footnotes:
(*) IMHO this tutotal is crap:
* "whereis" is overkill if you can use "which"
* The user shoudn't use usermod as root (sudo …) to change a user shell
but chsh (as you did).
* There's no need to reboot just to make a change of a user shell
effective.
Regards, Axel
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