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--- doc:appunti:linux:tux:xfce [2020/11/01 16:59] – [Applet utili] niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:linux:tux:xfce [2020/11/01 17:04] – [User environment] niccolo
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 ===== User environment =====
-If you want to set **aliases** or environment **variables** you have to rely on **rc files** of your shell program; e.g. for the **bash** you can edit **$HOME/.bash_aliases** or just the **$HOME/.bashrc**. Notice that the terminal emulator is not genearally executed as a login shell, to the files contained into **/etc/profile.d/** directory are not executed (they are instead executed when logging remotely via ssh).
+If you want to set **aliases** or **environment variables** you have to rely on the **rc files** of your shell program; e.g. for the **bash** you can edit **$HOME/.bash_aliases** or just the **$HOME/.bashrc**. Notice that the terminal emulator is not generally executed as a login shell, so the files contained into **/etc/profile.d/** directory are not sourced (they are instead executed when logging remotely via ssh).
+Some terminal emulator have their own procedure to set environment variables, e.g. the **konsole** program has the **Settings** => **Edit Current Profile...** => **General** => Environment **Edit...**.
 ===== Applet utili =====