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On a Mac one can run any downloaded executable in the terminal using just the executable name. On Linux, such as Ubuntu, by default one will have to specify the directory to run in.
Mac example: sbt
Linux example: ./sbt
What do I need to set in Linux so that I don’t need the ./ in front of the executable?
This should work:
or in bash: