shoober420
When I run the “$HOME” command in the terminal it returns this:
zsh: permission denied: /home/jukilo420_-
Shouldn’t this output my home directory? /home/jukilo420_-
banned_9-26-2021
This is the same as running:
/home/jukilo420_-
as a command, which is not, it is just a variable = /home/jukilo420_-
cd $HOME/.config is the same as: cd /home/jukilo420_-/.config
permission denied relates to the home directory not being executable
shoober420
Yes, it seems when I change over to bash, it will output my home directory as normal, but zsh will not output the directory. I thought something was wrong with my home directory permissions. Why doesn’t zsh output my home directory but bash does?
banned_9-26-2021
But it does give you the $HOME after the colon
ls $HOME
also gives you the contents of it.
After I started learning how to play with .zshrc and what it can do, bash looks like going back to the stone age
shoober420
Oh whoops, it does say it there lol. As long as it’s normal for it to say “permission denied”. I was thinking I had the wrong permissions set for my home directory. Thank you.