stupid question that i cant figure out......

[boblucci]

how do i add /usr/bin/X11 to my path?

There's an environnement variable called $PATH. So in your .bashrc or whatever, put this line:

export PATH=$PATH:/usr/bin/X11

[boblucci]

There's an environnement variable called $PATH. So in your .bashrc or whatever, put this line:

export PATH=$PATH:/usr/bin/X11

Thank you Vince !! It's that friggin export i couldnt remeber!!!!

[Ashcrow]

Most OS's also have a system profile in /etc that you can add it to and allow all users to have it in their path.

[boblucci]

Most OS's also have a system profile in /etc that you can add it to and allow all users to have it in their path.

I did add it in there but it didnt seem to work :-/

Oh well it dont really matter because half way thru compiling kdebase i got an error message that my partition was FULL!!!!!!

[Rastar]

I did add it in there but it didnt seem to work *:-/

Oh well it dont really matter because half way thru compiling kdebase i got an error message that my partition was FULL!!!!!! *

Ouch! Partition Full... Holy cow now what do you do to fix that short of deleting stuff does LINUX allow for on the fly partition growth? Or are we stuck with reformatting and going clean copy?

[Schotty]

That bites. Guess you are gonna have to clean some stuff up till KDE finishes up.