With the default gnome3 desktop in el7, opening a terminal via the menu sometimes presents the user with a different PATH variable than if they right click the desktop and choose 'Open in Terminal'.For some reason it appears that the user's .bash_profile is not always read, which means ~/bin and ~/.local/bin are sometimes missing from the $PATH. I've not been able to determine exactly what's causing this, but it can be incredibly frustrating. Sometimes a reboot works, sometimes not. This issue is not always present, which makes it a joy to try to narrow down. The interim solution is done per user via .bashrc, or you can drop the following snippet into /etc/profile.d/consistent-user-path.sh (with 644 permissions of course).
#!/bin/bash # Fix broken nautilus-open-terminal if ! echo ${PATH} | /bin/grep -q $HOME/bin ; then PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin:$HOME/bin export PATH fi
Oh,Good
this is also present on Fedora 20
Yep, good catch. My Fedora 19 test machine has the same problem. Looks like a regression from Fedora 19, which does the right thing.
Fedora 20 has issue, Fedora 19 is clean.
Guys is it possible to migrate squid proxy config from Fedora to Centos
in fedora 20 ,you should always "source .cshrc", i'm crazy....