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PATH variable resets with reboot

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Just as the title indicates my PATH variable resets after every reboot. I read that I have to edit my bashrc file's PATH variable, but I don't have anything there that suggests anything related to the PATH variable.

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answered 2 Years ago ouschee · Accepted Answer

if you want to update the PATH only for your user, just edit your local bashrc

gedit ~/.bashrc

if you want to update the global PATH

gksudo gedit /etc/bash.bashrc