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Subject: [gentoo-dev] /etc/profile
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Why exporting global variables' mechanism is so complicated? It is not ve=
ry=20
,,user friendly'' to edit /etc/env.d/00basic to change some global variab=
les,=20
whitch then go to /etc/profile.env and then to /etc/profile... It's not=20
intuitively. Or maybe there is some simpler way to edit it?


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