Hello Everyone!
I am newer to Linux, so I need some n00b guidence. I recently installed pip, but then it notified me that it is not in the PATH. How do I add to the PATH?
Any other tips for a newer linux user?
Thank in advance!
Hello Everyone!
I am newer to Linux, so I need some n00b guidence. I recently installed pip, but then it notified me that it is not in the PATH. How do I add to the PATH?
Any other tips for a newer linux user?
Thank in advance!
Thanks for responding @337harvey. May push for a bit more? I new to linux.
When I enter:
cd ~ ; code .bashrc;
I don't see anything that says specifically PATH or $PATH. After some hunting, I discovered that path was referencing the executable path. (Whoops, should've seen that one coming.) A YouTube video referenced that the simplist way to add to the path is enter the following command.
PATH=$PATH:/path/to/package
Is this bad advice? Should I be doing it that way, or just a bunch of lines in my bashrc file. I trust this community, any help is appreciated. Example for 'bunch of lines' below.
export PATH="/usr/local/share/rsi/idl/bin:$PATH"
I'll go to askubuntu for most of my questions now. I appreciate the information.
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