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Editing $PATH in .bash_profile
Hello,
I'm trying to add my bin directory to my path by editing the .bash_profile. I'm adding the following: PATH=$HOME/bin But then when I type in "echo $PATH" my bin directory is not added. Do I need to do something to make this take affect or am I going about this wrong.  Thanks! |
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