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It can be convenient to run a Bash script at login time.
To do so, create and/or modify the appropriate Bash script
~/.bash_profile (for login shells - the initial login or SSH windows remotely)
~/.bashrc (for interactive non-login shells - such as opening a Terminal when already logged into the GUI shell)
Note the dot/period at the start of each file name.
The following Linux command(s) create/modify the Bash user .bash_profile script using nano.
nano ~/.bash_profile
On
the output was as follows.
nano ~/.bashrc
On
the output was as follows.
Instead of modifying this script, I add a line that calls another script that I have created.
