Change default shell from bash to zsh by default?

[nyxnor]

@nurmagoz

in current zsh configs that differ from bash if user want to use --purge he cant use it directly but instead he need to put it this way “–purge”

cant this be fixed in zsh? or is there a certain benefit out of this?

Can you show the full command?

Maybe it is the same as in:

zsh: no matches found: -?

[nurmagoz]

@nyxnor

Can you show the full command?

e.g:

sudo apt update && sudo apt autoremove --purge

[nurmagoz]

@nurmagoz

e.g:

sudo apt update && sudo apt autoremove --purge

ping!

[Patrick]

• Why does xfce terminal paste commands 1 character at a time?

[nyxnor]

@nurmagoz

@nurmagoz

e.g:

sudo apt update && sudo apt autoremove --purge

ping!

Can’t reproduce.

[Patrick]

bash:

sudo apt autoremove --p

Then press the tab key.

shows:

–print-uris --purge

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zsh:

sudo apt autoremove --p

Then press the tab key.

Actual result: Nothing.

Expected result: Suggest to auto complete to --print-uris or --purge.

So if that is the bug, then I can reproduce it.

Zsh auto completion is implemented in different source code files than bash completion. In case of zsh and apt it is based on file /usr/share/zsh/functions/Completion/Debian/_apt. Maybe a missing feature in that file?

[nyxnor]

This I can reproduce and would be something missing in the Zsh completion of _apt.

[Patrick]

Then this is probably reproducible on Debian and would need to be reported against Debian.

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