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Fedora 41/KDE broke itself
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this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2024
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I think I know what happened. Did you do something like
PATH="/usr/bin/golang"?Because doing that overwrite your path variable. You need to set it like this:
PATH="{PATH}:/usr/bin/golang"to append to the path.And well... I hope you got a backup of your
/root/.bashrcor whatever you use as a terminal. Restoring it should fix itEdit: you should be able to use any program by appending /usr/bin/ to your commands, as long as it's in this directory
You are right. I messed it up adn didn't put $ infront of PATH... Luckily I found an stackoverflow post with a similar issue and it suggested setting PATH to the default
PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbinthat would alowe using commands again and it worked.