Hi,

when leaving a shell, the return status is that of the last command.
This makes sense, especially for scripts. But in an interactive shell, it's 
sometimes a little surprising. I use konsole as terminal app and it displays 
the exit status if != 0 when a session is closed. Now when the session was an 
interactive shell in which the last command failed/has been killed, this is 
displayed.
Is there a way to make an interactive zsh always exit with 0 status unless the 
shell itself died uncleanly?

TIA,
-Malte