Change the default shell in Terminal on macOS Zsh or Bash shell
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How to change the default shell in Terminal on Mac OS • 1. In the Terminal app on your Mac, type chsh -s $(which zsh) to change to zsh shell as default or chsh -s $(which bash) to change to bash shell. Close terminal app and open it again and verify that bash is your default shell. • 2. Alternatively, we can do it on GUI too. Head to System Preferences, Users Groups, right click on User and click Advanced Options, then choose the Login shell you want to use. • List available shells on macOS by typing cat /etc/shells in the terminal. • /bin/bash • /bin/csh • /bin/dash • /bin/ksh • /bin/sh • /bin/tcsh • /bin/zsh • Bash version on macOS is outdated by default because of GNU General Public License. The current version of bash is bash-5.1 as of Aug 8, 2021. • Download Bash latest version https://tiswww.case.edu/php/chet/bash... • #macOS #BashOrZsh
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