Vince Oliver wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> I have SUSE10.2 installed and the default shell when login is tcsh. I
> would like to change default shell to bash. How to do that? Is there an
> option in YAST for this?
You could use Yast for that (User and Group management), but it's much
quicker to just:

$ chsh -s /bin/bash

HTH

Cheers. Bye.

Ph. A.

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