MacOS comes with bash 3 as the default shell program; Apple doesn't want to upgrade to the later versions for intellectual property reasons. This m...
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For what it's worth, you can set
/usr/local/bin/bashin/etc/shellsthen use that path so that if you upgrade bash to a new release you don't have to bother with updated/etc/shellsand changing your user's shell.Seems to have changed along the way with
brew. Now use this for the/etc/shellsentry -/opt/homebrew/bin/bash.The path changed for M1 Macs. It's still /usr/local/bin/bash on Intel Macs.
Followed these instructions to the letter and now I'm locked out of my terminal on Mac. it says login: /usr/local/Cellar/bash/5.3.9: Permission denied
[Process completed]
I need help, please. I am NOT a computer person. I know just enough to get in trouble (obviously).
Really good stuff, thank you! =)