Linux command
pathos 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Launch the PATH editor
pathos
说明
pathos is a terminal user interface for interactively editing your shell's PATH environment variable. It lets you reorder, add, and remove directories with color-coded indicators: yellow for the current position, red for non-existent directories, and aqua for duplicates. Changes are written to ~/pathos.sh which must be sourced to take effect. The tool is designed to clean up PATH variables that accumulate in shell resource files like .zshrc and .bashrc. It builds a revised `export $PATH` statement when you save.
FAQ
What is the pathos command used for?
pathos is a terminal user interface for interactively editing your shell's PATH environment variable. It lets you reorder, add, and remove directories with color-coded indicators: yellow for the current position, red for non-existent directories, and aqua for duplicates. Changes are written to ~/pathos.sh which must be sourced to take effect. The tool is designed to clean up PATH variables that accumulate in shell resource files like .zshrc and .bashrc. It builds a revised `export $PATH` statement when you save.
How do I run a basic pathos example?
Run `pathos` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.