Hi Danny, "Danny O'Brien" <da...@spesh.com> 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/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 /etc/zprofile. > > I'm not sure what status /etc/profile holds in Guix -- is it the > canonical location for any user-wide environment settings? There’s also /etc/environment, honored by ‘pam_env’, and thus shell-independent. > Will it be guaranteed to be POSIXly correct, rather than having any > bashisms? It’s meant to be POSIX. If you notice Bash-specific constructs, we can surely remove those (I see a couple of “export VAR=value”, which is not POSIX, but maybe Zsh supports it?). Let us know what’s needed! Thanks, Ludo’.
