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: My current shell is C shell. How can I change it to tcsh?

First check where tcsh is on the system .
This can be done by the command: whereis tcsh.

Normally the path for tcsh is /usr/local/bin/tcsh.

Now, type at the unix prompt:

chsh

This will prompt u for the new shell; you must specify the full the path.
Then you have to type your passwd in, and the shell will be changed.

Cheers!

Arv

: : My current shell is C shell. How can I change it to tcsh?

["chsh" recommended]

Also, if your system doesn't have chsh (a few don't), you can use
"passwd -s" to change your login shell.

  Regards,

    Mike

My current shell is C shell. How can I change it to tcsh?