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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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in your shoes: i would switch to a virtual terminal to see if my path has been misconfigured.
most distros have setup alt+ctrl+f1 through alt+ctrl+f7 to let you switch to a virtual terminal where it will give you a cli after you login. once you do; you can use either
echo $PATHorenvto inspect your environment configuration.if i'm right and based on your description; i would expect the same command not found message and you'll need to restore it. you can restore it using either an environment skeleton (assuming your distro includes one) or you can get a basic one from a google search and reconstruct it.
also if i 'm right: i recommend using a versioning system (eg git, svn, perforce, etc.) so that you can easily roll back in case you encounter something like this again.