thank you for your usefull video, i have one question, is it possible to create a shell and and it set the path automaticlly in the bashrc after you run your bash for once?

I can't find .bashrc under ls -al command. Basically the problem I'm facing is I'm not able to use sudo commands outside of its own file which is annoying.

@RabiGurungXybernetics

6 ай бұрын

Sounds like you need to use chown command to the folder. Let me know if you need more help about chow command.

you saved my day, thank you

@RabiGurungXybernetics

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I am happy it worked for you. Thanks for leaving a comment.

Thanks, this is easy and so useful

@RabiGurungXybernetics

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You're welcome!

How did you save it after typing the PATH command?

@RabiGurungXybernetics

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I am using Nano (a text editor for Linux) in the video and I am using Ctrl+X to save and exit. If you want to just save and continue using nano, press Ctrl + O. Just for the benefit of all other text editor user users, I have compiled how to save and save & edit keys combinations. 🎉Vim Users If you are using Vim, to save a file it is / vi, press Esc key, type :w and hit Enter key. If you want to save a file and quit the text editor, it is / vi by pressing Esc key, type :x and hit Enter key 🚀Vi Users If you are using Vi, to save a file press Esc on your keyboard to enter Command mode, and then type :w. If you want to save a file and quit the text editor, press Esc key to enter Command mode, and then type :wq. 👑Emacs Users If you are using Emacs, to save a file press Ctrl + x Ctrl + s. If you want to save a file and quit the text editor, press Ctrl + x Ctrl + c.

thanks man

@RabiGurungXybernetics

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No problem!

thank you

@RabiGurungXybernetics

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You're welcome

Thanks

@RabiGurungXybernetics

8 ай бұрын

Welcome