12-11-2008
create and load my own .profile
Hello to everyone,
This is my first that I use any group in order to find a reply to my question.
I would really like your help!!!
Do you know how can I create my own .profile file in unix (not edit the existing one) and how can I load it when i open a new bash? I would like those settings to be visible only by me and not to affect everyone.
Thank you all!!!!!
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NAME
roarify - roarify an application that does not have RoarAudio support
SYNOPSIS
roarify [OPTIONS...] PROGRAM [ARGS...]
DESCRIPTION
This command sets up a environment that enables all RoarAudio compatibility librarys. Audio data from applications should automatically be
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OPTIONS
--help Print usage information.
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