How do you set the path in a non-shell environment (KDE)? [duplicate]
Thirs hit in google for ‘KDE environment variables’ is this which seems to be what you’re looking for. (You can also configure the … Read more
Thirs hit in google for ‘KDE environment variables’ is this which seems to be what you’re looking for. (You can also configure the … Read more
Adding things to the $PATH is not recursive. Only the directories that are present in $PATH will be searched by your shell when … Read more
The usual method of overriding system binaries is to install the new binaries in /usr/local/bin (or sbin) and then making sure that /usr/local/bin … Read more
The $PATH solution is heavily dependent on $PATH being successfully set on boot, making the whole setup fail if the environment configuration is … Read more
solution: choose if you want a system wide setting or an user config and edit the appropriate configuration file, don’t use path_helper with … Read more
Got it. The answer is in your question; brew installs git to /usr/local/git/bin (not /usr/local/bin) but since that’s after /usr/bin in your path, … Read more
Why isn’t the first executable in my $PATH being used? [duplicate]
Think about it another way, the only reason to check any following path in PATH is because there was an error finding a … Read more
Alternatively, try using 7zip to pack (and unpack) your path-length sensitive files. I’ve used it to transport several IDE installations (those Eclipse plugin … Read more
Use $HOME instead. PATH=”$HOME/scripts:$PATH”