[mesa-users] login scripts

[Richard Townsend]

You need to just add the same sequence of commands (as used interactively) to the appropriate login script file. To find out which file to edit, first you must find out which shell you are using:

echo $SHELL

Common shells are as follows:

sh - Bourne shell; edit ~/.profile
bash - Bourne Again shell; edit ~/.bashrc
csh - C shell; edit ~/.cshrc
tcsh - TC shell; edit ~/.tcshrc

cheers,

Rich

On Dec 13, 2011, at 4:32 AM, zahra motahar wrote:

> Dear MESA friends,
> 
> How can I set environment variables in my login scripts to avoid repeating the steps every time ? (I use the Fedora 16 linux.)
> 
> Bests,
> Zahra
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