> I was wondering if creating a bash_profile file would work or not, then
> realized it mattered not since I didn't know what to put in it, anyway.  Now
> I do.  :-D

Bash profile goes in each users home directory.

/home/$USER/.bash_profile

The .bash_profile is only read on your Login shell.  After that it uses

/home/$USER/.bashrc
 
> I already modified /etc/profile, but it only seems to work for root and not
> the user account.

I missed previous conversations but what are you setting?  It may be you
already have a bashrc / profile entry that is overriding whatever it is
you are setting.

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