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ANACONDA - I have to type export PATH=~/anaconda3/bin:“$PATH” everytime I rerun the terminal [duplicate]
Whenever I open a terminal, I have to write
export PATH=~/anaconda3/bin:$PATH
to use any feature of anaconda
I want a persistent path.
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Setting permanent export EDITOR to nano for all future sessions [duplicate]
Every time I SSH into my AWS, I am changing editor to nano. Is there a command to run that will change it to nano for all future instances a well?
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Ubuntu 14.04: setting environment variables [duplicate]
I need set environment variables for Android Studio project EVERY TIME when reboot or close terminal. (Ubuntu 14.04) For setting variables I use:
export KEYSTORE_NAME=/home/anna/Documents/keys/NAME....
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How do I export a variable to the `sh` shell? [duplicate]
Calling export MYVAR=/path/to/whatever from .bashrc obviously works for bash but not for the sh shell. Unfortunately, the Matlab launcher seems hell-bent on using sh and not bash. As such, the ...
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How to configure environment variables in Ubuntu? [duplicate]
My environment variables are correct? What is the correct way to use them in Ubuntu? I put them at the end of .bashrc file or edit the end of /etc/environment to able to use the $JAVA_HOME and $...
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Run .bashrc commands without opening a terminal [duplicate]
I have been editing my .bashrc file to run some commands, such as appending directories to the PATH variable. However, from my knowledge, .bashrc is only executed when a terminal is opened. (Correct......
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Which config file has my path variable? [duplicate]
So in my "the linux command line" book, it says this
"The PATH variable is often (but not always, depending on the distribution) set by the
/etc/profile startup file and with this code:
PATH=$PATH:...
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Setting JAVA environment variable [duplicate]
I am setting up new Ubunut machine. Stuck on setting up Java environment variable. I have tried all possible way and whatever solution I found here. None of them worked. It is still giving me blank ...
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How to set environment variables for GUI program? [duplicate]
I am using texstudio, a latex editor, on Ubuntu 14.04. When I start it from bash $ texstudio, and click the compile button, it works fine. However, if I start it by clicking the icon in the launcher, ...
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What is the proper location for user defined environment variables? [duplicate]
What is the proper location for user defined environment variables in Ubuntu?
My first guess would be ~/.profile. Ubuntu already creates that file which conditionally sources ~/.bashrc and does some ...
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Is there any difference in setting path for golang, python or java in ubuntu? [duplicate]
In some tutorials path is set in ~/.profile however in some other tutorials they use etc/path or ~/.bashrc, can you explain whats the difference and how it works in linux ubuntu. I am sorry for such a ...
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Environment Variable for PYTHONPATH [duplicate]
I have joined my first open source project, and with these projects, obviously come packages containing modules.
Before I delve in, this is the file structure of the project:
-Opensource-Project
...
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RubyMine doesn't recognize user created environment variables [duplicate]
TLDR: Basically RubyMine does not recognize any user created environment variable when launched from a desktop entry, but when launched from console (using $ mine) it can recognize all the environment ...
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How do I set environment variables?
I'm trying to set up Apache Tomcat on my pc, and it wants me to set up an environment variable for CATALINA_HOME. Does any know how to do this?
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Cannot set an environment variable using a Bash script [duplicate]
I want to set an environment variable from a bash script that I wrote. So I created a bash script and called it set.sh. Its content is as follows:
#!/bin/bash
export DEV_SRC="/home/m/mydata/...