I deleted the last line in the .bashrc file in my newly installed cturtle ROS under Ubuntu 10.10. Now no ROS commands will work as it cannot find the ROS path. I have found 'setup.bash' in the \opt\ros\cturtle path and presume this will update the .bashrc ? As a newcomer to Linux, how do I run 'setup.bash' or, what line must be in .bashrc ? Sorry for doing such a dumb move.
Originally posted by Sam Wane on ROS Answers with karma: 11 on 2011-03-20
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In order to get the ROS commands back, you simply have to run:
source /opt/ros/<DISTRO>/setup.bash
You can also add this command to the bottom of your .bashrc file.
Originally posted by mjcarroll with karma: 6414 on 2011-03-20
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Comment by Sam Wane on 2011-03-26:
gedit works a treat, so much easier, I'll use that for now.
Comment by mjcarroll on 2011-03-21:
VIM is a hard place to start if you are just getting started with Linux. Check out vimtutor if you are serious about VIM. Also, feel free to use nano or gedit while you are getting familiar with the command line.
Comment by Sam Wane on 2011-03-21:
THANK YOU! Works perfectly. Will try to learn how to use vi properly before editing .bashrc again!
