Neither $HOME/bin/ nor $HOME/.local/bin/ seem to work.

  • elfprince replied to this.

  • add .local/bin to your bashrc for it to work

    Edit: Looking at /usr/share/defaults/etc/profile.d/10-path.sh it says that $HOME/.local/bin is already set in path at boot so idk why on your system it would be different?

    asdhio If the binary directory is in your PATH, then simply type in the name of the binary, ex firefox, nano, kate etc. If the binary is not in your PATH, then launch the binary from its directory, like
    cd "your_directory"
    ./"your_binary"

      add .local/bin to your bashrc for it to work

      Edit: Looking at /usr/share/defaults/etc/profile.d/10-path.sh it says that $HOME/.local/bin is already set in path at boot so idk why on your system it would be different?