'How do I use nvm with c-shell?
I'm new to javascript development and am trying to update my NodeJS version for the tutorial that I'm following. All the directions I can find on the web say to use nvm to update the version. I installed nvm and used it to download/install an updated version of NodeJS. However, I can only find .sh files and it modified only .bashrc.
The documentation page says it supports any POSIX-compliant shell, which I think csh is. There is no explicit mention of csh, which I find odd since it's one of the most popular shells (albeit, not well regarded). Strangely, I also can't find any references on Google when I search for "nvm csh".
Can I use nvm with c-shell and, if so, how do I do it?
Solution 1:[1]
Sorry, but csh is NOT a POSIX compliant shell. If you want a shell that 'feels' like csh but has better parsing etc. and can be POSIX compliant, I suggest zsh.
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