Classification of shells in Linux and bash configuration profiles

First, the shell classification

1. Classification by Shell type

Kde

GUI Gnome

Xfce

Shell

Sh

CLI CSH

Tcsh

Ksh

Bash

Zsh

2, from the user's point of view of the shell type

A. Log-in Shell

A. Normal usually a terminal login

B. su-username

C. su-l Usernamne

How to read the configuration file:

/etc/profile----->/etc/profile.d/*.sh--->~/.bash_profile--->~/.bashrc---->/ETC/BASHRC

B. Non-logon shell

A. Su USERNAME

B. Open Chitian window under graphics terminal

C. Automatically executed shell scripts

How to read a configuration file

~/.BASHRC---->/ETC/BASHRC----->/etc/profile.d/*.sh

Two,bash configuration file

A. Global configuration

Configured with the/etc/skel file, just as the user global configuration was created

/etc/profile

/etc/profile.d/*.sh

/etc/bashrc

B. Personal configuration

~/.bash_profile

~/.bashrc

Note:

File for Profile class:

Setting environment variables

Run a command or script

Files of the BASHRC class:

Setting Local Variables

Defining command aliases

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Classification of shells in Linux and bash configuration profiles