Two choices:
1) Change the user login default shell to zsh:
chsh -s /bin/zsh
See the man page for details:
man chsh
2) Keep the login default shell, but assign zsh to one of your iTerm’s profile (assuming you want to do that to the default profile)
Open iTerm Preferences
Select your default profile (the star’d one)
Go to General
tab (property page)
In the Command
section, change the selection from Login Shell
to Command
Type/Assign zsh
in the Command
field.
Any time you create a new iTerm shell using this profile, you will get zsh instead of your login shell (i.e. bash). You can have create multiple profiles and assign zsh, bash, etc… to the Command
…, your choice.
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solved Installed OhMyZsh but its loading Bash