Am Samstag, den 07.12.2019, 22:15 -0800 schrieb Danny O'Brien:
> I took a closer look at this, and currently Zsh users have
> /etc/profile included in their environment by virtue of a default
> $HOME/.zprofile, which is created in their home directory when they
> are created (via `useradd` and /etc
On Sun, Nov 17, 2019 at 5:22 AM Leo Prikler
wrote:
> > Not sure what the correct approach should be here. We could symlink
> > /etc/zprofile to /etc/profile , but that would require knowing that
> > /etc/profile was always available. Or we could include a source'ing
> > of
> > /etc/profile in /et
Hi Danny,
"Danny O'Brien" skribis:
> Right now, an installation of zsh as a primary shell won't read in the
> environmental settings in /etc/profile -- it looks for (but doesn't
> find) a /etc/zprofile file instead.
>
> Not sure what the correct approach should be here. We could symlink
> /etc/z
> I'm not sure what status /etc/profile holds in Guix -- is it the
> canonical location for any user-wide environment settings? Will it
> be
> guaranteed to be POSIXly correct, rather than having any bashisms?
It is currently not and I'm not sure whether it will be. The current
behaviour is known
Right now, an installation of zsh as a primary shell won't read in the
environmental settings in /etc/profile -- it looks for (but doesn't
find) a /etc/zprofile file instead.
Not sure what the correct approach should be here. We could symlink
/etc/zprofile to /etc/profile , but that would require
