HOWTO: Add a PATH path for keyboard shortcuts [Solved]

[frenchiveruti]

Hello. I've been trying to add a path to the global $PATH variable but no luck so far.
I've edited .bashrc, .profile and even /etc/profile and none of them worked for my idea.
My idea was to use a single folder where I would have my personalized keyboard shortcuts scripts such as:
Turn off screen: https://www.humblec.com/how-to-turn-off ... -in-linux/
Show desktop shortcut (IDK why this isn't included by default): http://www.webupd8.org/2009/10/show-des ... me-do.html

The problem I have is that regardless of which file for path I touch, the issue still persists, the keyboard shortcut states that it cannot find the executable.

I'm using the included GUI for keyboard shortcuts.

How should I proceed?
Thanks

[Jerry3904]

Maybe the Wiki could help: https://mxlinux.org/wiki/system/path/

[fehlix]

Gui (X11) environment parameters/variables are set differently.
You might do something like this example for having ~/mybin within PATH
Open terminal and run

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echo 'PATH=$PATH:$HOME/mybin'  >>  ~/.xsessionrc

logout and login to take effect.
+++ Added single quotes above.

[frenchiveruti]

Gui (X11) environment parameters/variables are set differently.
You might do something like this example for having ~/mybin within PATH
Open terminal and run

Code: Select all

echo 'PATH=$PATH:$HOME/mybin'  >>  ~/.xsessionrc

logout and login to take effect.
+++ Added single quotes above.

Why don't you use "export PATH..." in this case?

[fehlix]

Gui (X11) environment parameters/variables are set differently.
You might do something like this example for having ~/mybin within PATH
Open terminal and run

Code: Select all

echo 'PATH=$PATH:$HOME/mybin'  >>  ~/.xsessionrc

logout and login to take effect.
+++ Added single quotes above.

Why don't you use "export PATH..." in this case?

PATH is already marked as exported parameter/variable earlier on.