What does export mean in Ubuntu? For example:
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/src/hive/build/dist/bin/
What does export mean in Ubuntu? For example: export PATH=$PATH:/usr/src/hive/build/dist/bin/
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What does export mean in Ubuntu? For example:
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/src/hive/build/dist/bin/
This means, that your path is extended with
/usr/src/hive/build/dist/bin/. Normally /usr/bin, /bin, /usr/sbin, etc are “in your path”. If you have a programm /bin/sh, you can just type sh to run it. If you have a program in/usr/src/hive/build/dist/bin/appnameyou can just run appname to execute it.