I’m looking and trying to understand, what makes zsh default in the installation of Manjaro gnome, where is it defined, in which file?
I thought it was in the /etc/default/useradd in the SHELL variable, but it looks like it’s not just that.
On KDE it is defined by the “Breath” Konsole profile that comes with the user. I would check your Terminal settings, the same may be true on GNOME.
On KDE you need to create a new Konsole profile and and change the user shell using chsh - otherwise it will take no effect in TTY.
On Gnome it should be enough to execute chsh - but I haven’t been there for a long time - so perhaps more is required.
The settings is defined by the package manjaro-zsh-config - check the package in pamac to see what dependencies and which files is installed and where.
pamac list --files manjaro-zsh-config
pamac info manjaro-zsh-config
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It is. See the /etc/default/useradd in the ISO profile.
Sorry about the late reply, I missed your topic somehow.
Yes, @LordTermor has a custom thing for ZSH in KDE as a Konsole profile. What does that have to do with…
Probably because I read the topic as - kind of general question and gnome was an example - also because there has been quite a few topics relating to Konsole.