2 more questions

[jan1024188]

does pc-bsd uses tcsh by default.i get % sign.if i type bash than i get bash prompt.when i type tcsh i get sign for secondary prompt is that normal?
and why cant i type sign for secondary prompt (im not able to change inputs and outputs)

second thing:
i cant get 1024x1800 (or resolutionlike that)to work....but it is in the xorg.conf

[jan1024188]

oh i have discovered that % sign is for csh.....is that similiar with tcsh?

[daark.child]

oh i have discovered that % sign is for csh.....is that similiar with tcsh?

According to the tsch website:

Tcsh is an enhanced, but completely compatible version of the Berkeley UNIX C shell (csh)

The % sign does not necessarily mean that the shell is csh. I use Zsh and the prompt uses % instead of $ like sh, bash and ksh.

[jan1024188]

ksh sounds like korn shell....what is that z shell?
enyway im gonna to start learning TC shell so before buying a book i want to know a few things.
how to see which shell do i use?


and how to get sign for second prompt to work?

[jan1024188]

and how to get sign for second prompt to work?

is that a keyboard error or what?

[daark.child]

1. Take a look at http://zsh.dotsrc.org/ to find out more about ZSH.
2. Yes csh and tcsh are related to C programming and thats why many C programmers like them.

3. echo $SHELL

   or
   

   echo $0

4. Not sure what you mean here, so can you give more info.

[jan1024188]

4. if i press a button with this sign(< or >) it just happens nothing