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You can customize the UNIX shell to save time, to save typing, and to adapt to your style of work. Shell startup files capture your preferences and recreate your shell environment session after session, even machine to machine.
To find the shells available on your UNIX system, use the command cat /etc/shells. To change your shell to any of the shells listed, use the chsh command. Here's an example to change to /bin/zsh, the Z shell.
 read more | score:8839 | -BlueVoodoo, May 31, 2007
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