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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers how to make programs available to all users Post 302529118 by lramsb4u on Wednesday 8th of June 2011 02:38:51 PM
Old 06-08-2011
how to make programs available to all users

Hi all,

where (path) usually the programs are installed in linux.
How to make installed programs available to all users of the system ?
Thanks in advance!
 

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ncurses5.4-config(1)					    BSD General Commands Manual 				      ncurses5.4-config(1)

NAME
ncurses5.4-config -- report configuration and linking information for ncurses SYNOPSIS
ncurses5.4-config {--prefix | --exex-prefix | --cflags | --libs | --version | --abi-version | --mouse-version | --bindir | --datadir | --lib- dir | --mandir | --terminfo | --terminfo-dirs | --termpath } DESCRIPTION
The ncurses5.4-config utility reports ncurses configuration and linking information. The options are as follows: ---prefix Reports package-prefix ncurses5.4-config was installed with ---exec-prefix Reports executable-prefix ncurses5.4-config was installed with ---cflags Reports C compiler flags needed to compile with ncurses ---libs Reports libraries needed to link with ncurses ---version Reports release+patchdate version ncurses5.4-config was installed with ---abi-version Reports ABI version ncurses5.4-config was installed with ---mouse-version Reports mouse-interface version ncurses5.4-config was installed with ---bindir Reports directory containing ncurses5.4-config programs ---datadir Reports directory containing ncurses5.4-config data ---libdir Reports directory containing ncurses5.4-config libraries ---mandir Reports directory containing ncurses5.4-config manpages ---terminfo Reports $TERMINFO terminfo database path ---terminfo-dirs Reports $TERMINFO_DIRS directory list ---termpath Reports $TERMPATH termcap list EXIT STATUS
The ncurses5.4-config utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs. BSD
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