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To run 'xwinwrap', I have to 'cd /var/abs/local/xwinwrap' and then './xwinwrap'. How do I set it up so that all I need to type in a BASH terminal is 'xwinwrap' and it will execute?
Last edited by Shagbag (2007-04-06 12:34:40)
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what about /var/abs/local/xwinwrap or a symlink or move it somewhere else ...;-)
a small bash script to call it. ...
/me thinks
Last edited by Mr Green (2007-04-06 11:27:21)
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we can just add /var/abs/local/ to $PATH right ?
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yep, $PATH is your friend
< Daenyth> and he works prolifically
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just add this
export PATH=$PATH:/var/abs/local
to your .bashrc
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Thanks everyone. I managed to get it working by just prefixing /var/abs/local/xwinwrap. I'll look into the $PATH thing as well as it's new to me. Cheers.:)
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Thats not a good place to install your package. If it is package built by your package manager it should exist in your standard $PATH minus /usr/local/bin. If you installed manually ie ./configure make make install, it should be in /usr/loca/bin.
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