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You can do that (minus the extra quote before $) and it will append to, not replace, the existing PATH. However, using the absolute path is a better practice. export PATH=$PATH:/root/bin/go-lfs If you want it to presist from session to session add it to your '.bashrc' file.
First, never feel like you have to apoligize for asking a question, no matter how stupid it may seem. It's how we come to understand the things we are trying to learn. On to your question.. there are a couple of ways you can do this. If you only want …
Monitoring the location of desktop icons should be easy enough to do. I have not been a Windows user for some time but I believe that this information is stored in the Windows registry. In Python you can use the _winreg module to read registry keys. It's just a matter …
Don't think I can help with your GUI issues but, this little quickie demonstrates logic that could be used to generate random math problems and loop until the correct answer is give. [code=Python] import random def randomProblem(): """Makes basic arithmetic problems""" random.seed() operator = { # Dictionary of basic operators …
From the code you have posted, it looks like there may be some confusion as to how and where variables are accessible... In any case, if you just want to print a value from a class, consider one that looks like this... [code=python] class sphere: def __init__(self, radius): if radius …
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