installed, compiled, how to link?

[Bill McEnaney]

To see dot files, try "ls -a".

Bill

> 
> Unix must have been delivered told then.
> 
> John Love-Jensen wrote:
> > 
> > As far as I am aware, Unix only looked in the current working
directory 30
> > years ago if you told it to.
> > Using the bash shell, put this in your ~/.bashrc file:
> > PATH=.:$PATH
> > 
> I did a cat .bashrc and looked at the file. 
> How do I see it's presence with ls?
> More importantly, how do I use the bash shell to
> put the current working directory directory
> on the front of the path.
> Why is it not an editor job?
> What command do I use to see the current path?
> Where is it stored?
> Sorry to be so Ignorant.
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