Of course. I’m saying they print what you should add. I’m not saying have an init command that you run on your shell script on startup. I’m saying have an init

Of course. I’m saying they print what you should add. I’m not saying have an init command that you run on your shell script on startup. I’m saying have an init command that tell you what to put. I think the hardcoded approach by smichel17 with a fallback is a good one. Except that if you ran this command, it might print a different hardcoded path based on where it found the prefix to be at.