There are a couple of environment variables that are set in the .bash_aliases file that is symlinked to the home directory of the jetson user on the Jetson. This seems dubious to me.
A .bash_aliases file, strictly, should be a file where different aliases are created to commands executed in the terminal, not anything else bash related.
A more fitting place for this to go is the .bashrc file. However, right now there is no .bashrc file that is symlinked to the home directory of the jetson. I think this makes sense, admittedly, because it is hard to say how this file might change depending on differing Ubuntu versions. However, I think there should be a file included in this repository that is sourced by the Jetson's .bashrc file which includes the declarations of the environment variables placed in the .bash_aliases file, and any other bash settings to set.
I noticed that there were a couple of added lines to the Jetson's .bashrc, which really should be documented somewhere on this repository.
There are a couple of environment variables that are set in the
.bash_aliasesfile that is symlinked to the home directory of thejetsonuser on the Jetson. This seems dubious to me.A
.bash_aliasesfile, strictly, should be a file where different aliases are created to commands executed in the terminal, not anything else bash related.A more fitting place for this to go is the
.bashrcfile. However, right now there is no.bashrcfile that is symlinked to the home directory of the jetson. I think this makes sense, admittedly, because it is hard to say how this file might change depending on differing Ubuntu versions. However, I think there should be a file included in this repository that is sourced by the Jetson's.bashrcfile which includes the declarations of the environment variables placed in the.bash_aliasesfile, and any other bash settings to set.I noticed that there were a couple of added lines to the Jetson's
.bashrc, which really should be documented somewhere on this repository.