Hi!
I just got my brand spankin new Apple (M1 Max) Mac Studio two days ago. I updated Python to 3.11 and opened terminal. I was planning to install Pygame and run Python files in the Terminal. However, I wanted to check the Terminal opening Python3. I got " zsh: killed python3 " as a return. Looking into this, zsh is the default shell.
Is there a setting some place that I missed? Why am I getting zsh: killed as a return on a simple check?
It would seem that the installer either missed a step, or the doc left out or assumed a step, or a login script need be run.
Log out and back in, and try python3 again. This if the installer added something in a zsh login script.
if you invoke python3.11, does that work? That would usually be a missing alias, or missing link.
As for ‘solved”, I have no means to mark a posting answered. Only the original poster can mark a post as solved, and—per Apple—it cannot be undone once marked.
This has nothing to do with zsh. The Python process is getting killed automatically. Usually this is due to a signing problem. There is also a potential race condition related to the signing cache that can affect people who build their own apps.
Check with the Python installation instructions for whatever install this was (there are various Python kits around), as it would appear that a step might have been missed.
Nope. Downloaded from python.org. I didn't miss a step. Python 3.11 runs fine in IDLE.
The problem isn't solved. Not sure how you marked it solved, but undo that.
zsh: killed ---> new mac need help
