You completely misunderstood what I wrote. You wrote that you don't have $HOME/.local/bin in your PATH. I responded, that in /etc/profile it's tested if it exists, before being added to PATH. In other words if you run "mkdir ~/.local/bin" and open a new shell, it will appear in your PATH. No change required in /etc/profile. W dniu 20.11.2024 o 21:47, Larry Len Rainey pisze:
Are you wanting to change /etc/profile to remove the $HOME/bin from the list or just the creation of $HOME/bin from the installation media and when useradd is called to create a new directory in /home ?
On 11/20/24 14:38, Adam Mizerski via openSUSE Factory wrote:
W dniu 20.11.2024 o 21:32, Larry Len Rainey pisze:
There is no $HOME/.local/bin in the PATH - here iswhat all my machines show:
PATH=/home/user/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/lib/mit/sbin
In /etc/profile there's code that tests if $HOME/.local/bin exists and conditionally adds it to the PATH.