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--- tools:bash:customization [2024/06/04 02:59] – [Custom Hostnames] Humphrey Boa-Gart
+++ tools:bash:customization [2024/10/17 05:31] (current) – [Other Codes] Humphrey Boa-Gart
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   /home/user/.local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin
-This above line shows that bash will look in your personal **~/.local/bin** directory, as well as a list of common locations for globally-accessible binaries. Your system may have other locations appended here as well for things like games, [[tools:flatpak|Flatpak]] or [[tools:snap|Snap]].
+This above line shows that bash will look in your personal **~/.local/bin** directory, as well as a list of common locations for globally-accessible binaries. Your system may have other locations appended here as well for things like games, [[tools:flatpak|Flatpak]] or [[tools:flatpak#snap|Snap]].
 To enable bash to run a custom application (such as a freshly downloaded [[tools:appimage|AppImage]] file) without having to type out the whole directory it is located in, you should place the file into your personal **~/.local/bin** directory. Or, you could put a symlink into that directory like so:
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-  * [[tools:bash|Back to Index]]
+{{wst>cli}}