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z shell frequently asked questions z shell frequently asked questions peter stephenson 2010 02 15 table of contents chapter 1 introducing zsh and how to install it 1 1 sources of information 1 2 what is it 1 3 what is it good at 1 4 on what machines will it run 1 5 what s the latest version 1 6 where do i get it 1 7 i don t have root access how do i make zsh my login shell chapter 2 how does zsh differ from 2 1 differences from sh and ksh 2 2 similarities with csh 2 3 why do my csh aliases not work plus other alias pitfalls 2 4 similarities with tcsh 2 5 similarities with bash 2 6 shouldn t zsh be more less like ksh t csh 2 7 what is zsh s support for unicode utf 8 2 8 why does my bash script report an error when i run it under zsh chapter 3 how to get various things to work 3 1 why does var where var foo bar not do what i expect 3 2 in which startup file do i put 3 3 what is the difference between export and the all_export option 3 4 how do i turn off spelling correction globbing for a single command 3 5 how do i get the meta key to work on my xterm 3 6 how do i automatically display the directory in my xterm title bar 3 7 how do i make the completion list use eight bit characters 3 8 why do the cursor arrow keys not work and other terminal oddities 3 9 why does my terminal act funny in some way 3 10 why does zsh not work in an emacs shell mode any more 3 11 why do my autoloaded functions not autoload the first time 3 12 how does base arithmetic work 3 13 how do i get a newline in my prompt 3 14 why does bindkey a command name or stty intr do something funny 3 15 why can t i bind c s and c q any more 3 16 how do i execute command foo within function foo 3 17 why do history substitutions with single bangs do something funny 3 18 why does zsh kill off all my background jobs when i logout 3 19 how do i list all my history entries 3 20 how does the alternative loop syntax e g while work 3 21 why is my history not being saved 3 22 how do i get a variable s value to be evaluated as another variable 3 23 how do i prevent the prompt overwriting output when there is no newline 3 24 what s wrong with cut and paste on my xterm 3 25 how do i get coloured prompts on my colour xterm 3 26 why is my output duplicated with foo 2 1 foo out bar 3 27 what are these and pattern characters anyway 3 28 how do i edit the input buffer in editor 3 29 why does which output for missing commands go to stdout 3 30 why doesn t the expansion tex aux pdf do what i expect chapter 4 the mysteries of completion 4 1 what is completion 4 2 what sorts of things can be completed 4 3 how does zsh deal with ambiguous completions 4 4 how do i complete in the middle of words just what s before the cursor 4 5 how do i get started with programmable completion 4 6 suppose i want to complete all files during a special completion chapter 5 multibyte input and output 5 1 what is multibyte input 5 2 how does zsh handle multibyte input and output 5 3 how do i ensure multibyte input and output work on my system 5 4 how can i input characters that aren t on my keyboard chapter 6 the future of zsh 6 1 what bugs are currently known and unfixed plus recent important changes 6 2 where do i report bugs get more info who s working on zsh 6 3 what s on the wish list 6 4 did zsh have problems in the year 2000 6 5 when reporting a bug how do i reduce my zshrc into a minimal reproduction recipe this document contains a list of frequently asked or otherwise significant questions concerning the z shell a command interpreter for many unix systems which is freely available to anyone with ftp access zsh is among the most powerful freely available bourne like shells for interactive use if you have never heard of sh csh or ksh then you are probably better off to start by reading a general introduction to unix rather than this document if you just want to know how to get your hands on the latest version skip to question 1 6 if you want to know what to do with insoluble problems go to 6 2