Once upon a time I encountered a distro that had the pip bin path set up by default in the shell, so that I could do something like pip3 install bpytop and then immediately run bpytop without editing the RC file. Can't remember which distro it was though. Every single other distro has failed to have ~/.local/bin in the path, so I have always had to edit the RC file.
I see you're already doing some path editing in the homebrew.sh file. I would enjoy it if Kairos would also add /home/{user}/.local/bin to the path.
I usually just do it this way at the end of the RC file, but you'd be more familiar with the right order to put it in to avoid any conflicts, if that's a concern.
PATH=$PATH:/home/{user}/.local/bin
Also it would be neat to pip3 install bpytop at some point during the install. Other than Kinto, that's generally one of the first things I install. Just because I like it.
Once upon a time I encountered a distro that had the
pip
bin path set up by default in the shell, so that I could do something likepip3 install bpytop
and then immediately runbpytop
without editing the RC file. Can't remember which distro it was though. Every single other distro has failed to have~/.local/bin
in the path, so I have always had to edit the RC file.I see you're already doing some path editing in the
homebrew.sh
file. I would enjoy it if Kairos would also add/home/{user}/.local/bin
to the path.I usually just do it this way at the end of the RC file, but you'd be more familiar with the right order to put it in to avoid any conflicts, if that's a concern.
Also it would be neat to
pip3 install bpytop
at some point during the install. Other than Kinto, that's generally one of the first things I install. Just because I like it.