Suggest .bashrc instead of .profile for install #35
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On my system (ubuntu), sourcing `.ok.sh` within .profile instead of .bashrc displays an error when loading into my user session.
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Refering to The thing is named ok-bash, so it's probably best to refer to bash-style startup script. I was still thinking about the comment between brackets: the irony is a bit less without the eldest startup scripts of startup scripts. |
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On my system (ubuntu), sourcing
.ok.shwithin.profileinstead of.bashrcdisplays an error when loading into my user session. Souncing from.bashrcinstead solves the issue.See attached photo for exact error
