Saturday, February 20, 2021

Updating the bash $PATH variable

 When writing scripts, you usually want to store them in a folder that is defined in the bash $PATH variable. For example, you might want to create a 'bin' directory in your /home/user/ directory. Typing the following command will check to see if the directory already exists and if not it will go ahead and create it:




Here's a great article explaining how to make this PATH variable permanent:


Updating the PATH variable:


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