After some updates I realized that my console prompt is not using powerline zsh anymore, but the linux standard prompt.
To get the powerline zsh prompt again I must type zsh in console.
I’m wondering what could be the result of such change and how to solve it.
Any idea ?
thx
Yeah, I still am trying to figure out the rationale for zsh to modify /etc/shells in the post-install hook. Seems to be a rather non-idempotent way to manage these entries.
Case-in-point: the recent change (archlinux#33677) clobbers over the zsh post-install hook modifications. If there is no /etc/shells.d drop-in directory (due to historical reasons), then why doesn’t filesystem package also include /bin/zsh, if it insists on controlling 100% of that file’s contents?
in fact /usr/bin/zsh or /bin/zsh were not in the shells.pacnew file, so I added them.
Next I checked the default shell and it returns me /bin/bash so I changed it with : sudo usermod --shell /usr/bin/zsh $(id -u -n)
Next I log out/log in, but nothing changed, so I reboot PC and now I have ZSH with powerline as default shell.