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Hello,
I have installed a new program called chimera under the directory /usr/local/bin/chimera. the executable is under the directory /usr/local/bin/chimera/bin/chimera.e If i put myself under the latest directiry and I type ./chimera, the program works. I would like to avoid this and I would like to type chimera to launch the program wherever I am. I can not figure out how to modify my bash shell (either .bash_profile or may be the /etc equivalent) to be able to do this ? Can someone help me ? Thank you in advance Nicolas |
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