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chsh: [l]ist available shells.
$ chsh -l
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The command "chsh -l" is used to list all the available login shells on a system.
The "chsh" stands for "change shell" and is typically used to change the default shell for a user. However, when used with the "-l" option, it displays a list of the available shells that can be used as a login shell.
By default, Linux systems have various login shells installed, such as Bash, Zsh, Fish, etc. When executing "chsh -l", it will output a list of these available shells. The list might include paths or names of the shells, depending on the system.
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