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How to Config/Set the User PATH Environment Variable on Fedora 36

December 8, 2022 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

Setting Up

  1. 2. Setting PATH

    Now there are 2 Ways for Including into the PATH

    • 1st: Making a Symlink
      This a Quick way to append a single Binary into the Path..

      sudo ln -s /[path/2/myBinary] /usr/local/bin/

      If Got “User is Not in Sudoers file” then see: How to Enable sudo
      Example:

      sudo ln -s /opt/eclipse/eclipse /usr/local/bin/

      Then Try if Linux Found it with:

      which [myBinary]

      But if you Do Not have SuperUser Privileges First, Append to the PATH a Target inside your Home following the Step Below and then for each New Entry:

      ln -s /[path/2/myBinary] ~/bin/
    • 2nd: Editing the Bash User’s File
      This is Good to Enter All at Once Multiples Binaries from a Directory into the PATH

      nano ~/.bashrc

      Append something like:

      export PATH=$PATH:/[path/2/myNewBinaries]

      Or if they are somewere Preminents include its on Top of the queue with:

      export PATH=/[path/2/myNewBinaries]:$PATH

      For Example:

      export PATH=/home/bob/Android/Sdk/tools:$PATH

      To Save the Changes and Exit Hit Ctrl+x ;)
      Then to Load the New PATH simply:

      bash

      Finally, Check it’s Working with:

      which [myBinary]

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