Hi Ravi
Ubuntu default shell is bash, and you can edit your /home/user/.bashrc file
(Note the point because it is a hidden file).
If you have installed sac with the default paths, you can add these 2 lines
to the .bashrc file
Export PATH = $ PATH: / usr / local / sac / bin:
Export SACAUX = / usr / local / sac / aux
Then in a new terminal window type: source .bashrc or open another.
I've always used Ubuntu and I never needed to use csh with sac. But if you
need it, you can install it from the official repository
Hello
Ezio
2017-05-25 23:03 GMT+00:00 Ravi Wickramathilake <
ravi.wickramathilake<at>uconn.edu>:
Hi,
I've tried installing SAC on Ubuntu, but failed to do so, as I can't find
the file cshrc to edit. Please be kind enough to help me in this regard.
Thanks and best,
Ravi
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