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I've got a problem with my Linux PC, it is running Bodhi Linux which is based on Ubuntu, so here's what I think provoked the problem:

A few days ago I installed zsh and made it my default shell but not long after that commands like mv, ls would display something like: mv command not found, so I thought I would change the default shell back to bash.
I uninstalled zsh then I changed the shell using chsh. After I restarted my PC everything seemed fine, I logged in but after that all I would get would be a loading screen without a loading bar. I tried logging in a console interface using CTRL+Alt+F1, I tried loggining from there too but it would output a error message in the blink of a second then prompt me again to log in, I think I saw the word zsh in it. I tried going in recovery mode to change the default shell but this didn't solve the problem.

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  • You should first changed then remove, you can change it with root account for example to bash with chsh -s /bin/bash YOUR_USERNAME_HERE
    – αғsнιη
    Feb 4, 2018 at 14:44
  • Moved to answer.
    – αғsнιη
    Feb 5, 2018 at 8:00

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You should first changed then remove, you can change it with root account for example to bash with login to one of ttys (to tty1, Ctrl+Alt+F1).

chsh -s /bin/bash YOUR_USERNAME_HERE
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