On 20/02/2012 19:24, Peter Bienstman wrote:
Anyway, just do 'sudo make install-system' to install it globally.
A word of caution with 'sudo' on debian systems. Having migrated to
Debian from Ubuntu (via Linux Mint) I've been caught out on a few
occasions with sudo as I believe debian does not set up default new
users with certain system commands in the search path. So, for example,
if I run:
sudo aptitude update
the command may fail if some of the post-processing involves running
system commands that are not in the user's default search path.
I could of-course just fix my path but usually I become root using 'su
-' or 'sudo su -' then run the commands that way.
It may not be an issue but it's worth being aware.
Dougie
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