How to check the default shell in Deepin OS using the terminal

UpdatedJune 1, 2023

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How to check the default shell in Deepin OS using the terminal

Alexandre Calaça

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Problem

How to check the default shell in Deepin OS using the terminal

Solution

Check your OS

In the terminal, you can check your operating system by running the following command

lsb_release -a

The solution provided by this article was tested using Deepin Os 20.7. You can check it out if works in your operating system.

You'll see something like this

Check your default shell

In the terminal, you can check your default shell by running the following command

echo $SHELL

You'll see something like this

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