Show your PATH environment in OSX , Linux, Ubuntu etc…

By Tech Writer • June 22, 2013 • How to

Trying to find out what your path info might look like? To show your path, echo $PATH. Do this in a Terminal window. echo $PATH

Trying to find out what your path info might look like?

To show your path, echo $PATH. Do this in a Terminal window.

echo $PATH

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