> The ln command is for making a link to the file. It is similar to a > windows shortcut but much more powerful (you can ln directories, files, > etc.). /usr/local/ isn't normally in your path. If you wanted to add > it, you could do it in one of two places , > /home/your_directory/.bash_profile or /etc/profile. For either one, you > would add the line: > PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin (or whatever path(s) you want added, > separated by colons ":") > export PATH (if you don't export the path, it > won't take effect) > > The difference between the two places you can change this are that > /etc/profile changes it for every user on the system (and requires a > reboot before it takes effect). The .bash_profile in your home > directory only changes it for your user id. > > If you want to test that it works, before changing it, issue the above > commands in a shell or temrnial window then manually type mozilla and > see if it works. > > Joeb
Now is much clearly to me... thanx Joeb... Fl�vio Henrique
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