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= Types = | |||
There exist multiple different '''types of shells''' in Linux : | |||
* Bourne Shell (sh) | |||
* C Shell (csh or tcsh) | |||
* Korn Shell (ksh) | |||
* Z Shell (zsh) | |||
* Bourne Again Shell (bash) | |||
All of them serve a common purpose, which is to '''facilitate communication''' between the '''user''' and the '''operating system'''. | |||
To check the '''shell being used''', we have to use the following command: | |||
<pre class="linux"> | |||
marijan$ echo $SHELL | |||
/bin/bash | |||
</pre> | |||
'''Bash''' is probably the '''most popular shell''' because of its features. | |||
Version du 21 mars 2024 à 16:56
Types
There exist multiple different types of shells in Linux :
- Bourne Shell (sh)
- C Shell (csh or tcsh)
- Korn Shell (ksh)
- Z Shell (zsh)
- Bourne Again Shell (bash)
All of them serve a common purpose, which is to facilitate communication between the user and the operating system.
To check the shell being used, we have to use the following command:
marijan$ echo $SHELL /bin/bash
Bash is probably the most popular shell because of its features.