Seems you have a wrong path configured on you editors (or its related terminal plugins), anyway i'll advise checking/updating your default shell provider too.
To check/update you shell provider config you can use sudo update-alternatives --config sh
to list and change default between installed shell interpreters (ash/dash, zsh, fish, bash...).
Also you can directly set it to bash using sudo update-alternatives --install /bin/sh sh /bin/bash 100
.
Then you should check on your editor's config and also the plugin(s) you are using to launch/open the terminal (atom-terminal, terminal-plus, etc.).
- You should use
/bin/bash
where shell interpreter path is required.
- Use
/usr/bin/gnome-terminal
or /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator
where the path of the terminal emulator app is required.
Hope it helps.
/bin/bash
then.