It is not working for me. I am using kali linux. Do you know what is the problem?

Life saver 👍

Excellent work. Thank you for this upload.

For those using Z-Shell (zsh) don't forget it's .zshrc instead of .bash_profile

I forget that and spent 3 hours trying all solutions, till I read your comment.

Works on Command prompt. But not in Bash? can anyone help?.

it still says unknown command lvim

RapidEE is an outstanding alternative to the Windows built-in control panel dialog box for environment variable management and viewing, including thePATH variable, of course. For those who like text walls, read on! xP

BTW, thanks nex3. Cool tips!

i tried for lunarvim and its not working
export PATH="$PATH: ~/.local/bin/"

i tried for lunarvim and its not working export PATH="$PATH: ~/.local/bin/"

use this export PATH="your-dir:$PATH"

In my experience , used : export PATH=/.cargo/bin:/.local/bin:$PATH In file .bashrc appended last line
ps. DIST. ARCH

Still helpful. tks

for those using fish on macOS,

1. go to /Users/account-name/.config/fish

2. open config.fish and paste the following line inside the file

export PATH="/Users/account-name/.local/bin:$PATH"

Sometimes, I noticed modifying the .bashrc file doesn't work instead,
Adding the new PATH in .zshrc file (which is the default shell for MacOs) works for me.
add a new line in the file $HOME/.zshrc:

#for example
export PATH="your-bin-dir:$PATH"

then run
source $HOME/.zshrc

to reflesh the file

For those using Z-Shell (zsh) don't forget it's .zshrc instead of .bash_profile

Thank you!! This worked for me too

for fish terminal users use this

fish_add_pathexport'/home/$USER/.local/bin'

for fish terminal users use this

fish_add_pathexport'/home/$USER/.local/bin'

Ok but how does this work? I'm not on my computer rn so I can't check, I am very new and have never seen a fish config file. Could you please explain how this works? Especially because I've seen the path to lunarvim in every other solution.

Create an alias and happy coding.
In~/.config/fish/config.fish add:

alias lvim="~/.local/bin/lvim"

But, to use correctlyexport from fish use:

fish_add_path -m~/.local/bin

Thank you. I'm new in linux and thats was driving me crazy.

termux:cp .local/bin/lvim ../usr/bin/

Hi i am very new to this, so the issues i have right now is, my college has blocked settings and control panel all together and so i am not able to flutter sdk to path using this method, is there anyother way i could add it to path?

On linux/macos can you use ~ in your PATH variable or do you have to use the full path to your home folder?

Thanks, I can also edit the /etc/profile to add directory to $PATH and make it permanently.

worked perfectly, many thanks
@getaway shootout

For those using Z-Shell (zsh) don't forget it's .zshrc instead of .bash_profile

Hero! Thanks.

SUMMARY

(For who came from LunarVim doc)

Step 1: Open your.bashrc file

Use a text editor of your choice to open the.bashrc file. In this example, I'll use thenano editor:

nano /home/your-user-name/.bashrc

Step 2: Add the directory to the PATH

In the opened.bashrc file, go to the last line and add the following:

export PATH=/home/your-user-name/.local/bin:$PATH

Step 3: Save and exit

After adding the line to the file, save your changes by pressingCtrl + O, then press Enter. To exit the editor, pressCtrl + X.

Now, the specified directory is added to your PATH. This means that executable programs in the specified directory can be executed from any location in the terminal without needing to provide the full path.

added soanr scanner path in system environment variable "C:\sonar-scanner\bin" and trying to access this path from cicd workflow but it never finding.
Run echo "C:\sonar-scanner\bin" >> $GITHUB_PATH
echo "C:\sonar-scanner\bin" >> $GITHUB_PATH

pls let me know after adding path in enviroment varibale how to get path in workflow.

Create an alias and happy coding.
In ~/.config/whatsapp/config.bluewhatsapp add:

alias lvim="~/.local/bin/lvim"
But, to use correctlyBluewhatsapp use:

whatsapp_add_path -m ~/.local/bin

worked perfectly, many many thanks
@goldwhats

If you're in Windows 10 or 11, how to add to your path:https://youtu.be/rWVaxSWvxUQ