I am trying to load some software (UniGraphics CAD system) on openSUSE 11.1 and found out that Korn must be the default kernel.
Is this possible and if so, how do I do it? I understand that it is not set as the default during installation.
korn is not a kernel.
korn is a shell, just like bash.
It must be already there!
Just type:
ksh
If it is not already installed, install it:
su
zypper install ksh
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Korn isn’t a kernel… it’s a shell. You can set a user’s default shell
to be anything you want either by modifying the user properly via usermod
(see man page) or by modifying the /etc/passwd file (or other repository
if not a local user) directly. See the -s option with usermod.
Good luck.
bbylls wrote:
> I am trying to load some software (UniGraphics CAD system) on openSUSE
> 11.1 and found out that Korn must be the default kernel.
> Is this possible and if so, how do I do it? I understand that it is not
> set as the default during installation.
>
>
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… or just use chsh in terminal to set default shell for the user 
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Nice alternative. Reminds me of Perl: There’s More Than One Way To Do It.
Good luck.
microchip8 wrote:
> … or just use chsh in terminal to set default shell for the user
>
>
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