In bash pressing CTRL + U clears the characters on the line before the current cursor position while in zsh this will clear the entire line. How do I clear the characters on the line before the current cursor position by pressing CTRL + U in zsh?
I have installed zsh and I am using Oh My ZSH plugins. Everything works fine, but when I become a root user, it changes to the default zsh theme.
What should I do to make the Oh My ZSH configuration as the default zsh for all users including root?
I have tried using the chsh -s /bin/zsh root
That gave me zsh but not oh_my_zsh
I also tried cp -R /home/user/.zshrc /root/.zshrcing to get oh_my_zsh for root, but nothing worked.
(I don't need zsh but I need oh_my_zsh for all the user in the system)
I am trying to set ZSH as my default shell, however it keeps reverting back to bash.
I have tried this code:
sudo chsh -s $(which zsh)
I've also tried:
sudo chsh -s /bin/zsh
Also tried these commands without sudo. Any ideas on what else I need to do. When running ZSH from within bash it loads up and works fine but I'd like to set it as the default shell.
Can the zsh shell be configured to show what bash shows when a command does not exist, similarly to this:
kahless:~$ sysv-rc-conf
The program 'sysv-rc-conf' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:
sudo apt-get install sysv-rc-conf
rather than the ZSH prompt:
[kahless /home/teward]% sysv-rc-conf
zsh: command not found: sysv-rc-conf
Note I do not want to change the prompt itself, but I want to change the result from zsh: command not found to a bash-like output of The program 'progname' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: or similar.
Is this possible with ZSH?
I know that in bash you can set up aliases in a .bash_aliases file so that the command you type doesnt need to be a command stored in the binaries in the system. Is there any way I can get aliases into zsh?