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jph | 22 days ago
I create a home directory "x" for executables that I want to manage as files, and don't want on PATH or as alias.
To run foo: ~/x/foo
For example I have GNU date as ~/x/date so it's independent of the system BSD date.
jph | 22 days ago
I create a home directory "x" for executables that I want to manage as files, and don't want on PATH or as alias.
To run foo: ~/x/foo
For example I have GNU date as ~/x/date so it's independent of the system BSD date.
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