tcsh for interactive sessions?

[Stilez]

• Will it break anything internally if I change my shell from csh to tcsh (chsh -s /bin/tcsh root)?
• If it might, is it safe to edit my .cshrc and, at the point it detects an interactive session, add -exec to switch shells for interactive sessions only? Possibly wrapped in a test for existence so root doesn't get locked out if the shell choices or paths change in future ;-)
  
• Is there a cleaner way to do it, that is safer and/or more futureproof than these?

What's the best way for me to do it?
Thanks

 

[m0nkey_]

Create a normal user account with the ability to run sudo. Then you can use whatever shell you like.

 

[wblock]

No need to change. On FreeBSD and FreeNAS, csh already is tcsh.