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# 2019/11/08 - PsychOS 3.4.6 -  The export PATH= discovery but with issues #
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I am sometimes an idiot. To have certain scripts and things be launched
from the command-line and so far, the solution has been to add symbolic
links with careful use of "~" and "$HOME" so as to not limit usernames.
However, it has recently come to my attention to simply add:

    export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.psychostools/Scripts
    
...and other similar directories to /etc/bash.bashrc. Oddly enough, I
would never have thought of it if it hadn't been for developing RetroGrab
and having installation scripts add 'SET PATH=C:\...' for command-line
oriented bookmarks. By doing it this way, it saves me the trouble of
having to create symbolic links in any PsychOS-related update scripts.

Later that day...

I tried having "/etc/bash.bashrc" load a script within
"~/.psychostools/Scripts/psychostools.bashrc" so I could more easily add
or edit PATH's, but it turns out that it wouldn't work, even though I have
gotten it to work on another system. So for now, it's back to symlinks in
"/usr/local/bin".