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    <p>There are sometimes reasons why this method may not work (I think
      Ubuntu does have a particular limitation in this regard)</p>
    <p>One option is you can create a shortcut on the menu and pass the
      variable value in that shortcut.<br>
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    For example one of the Qgis shortcuts on the Whiskers menu in XFCE
    on my computer uses this command to start a version of Qgis that I
    built from source and installed to a different path:<br>
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    env LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/patrick/apps/lib
    /home/patrick/apps/bin/qgis<br>
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    where env is passing that variable into the environment that Qgis
    starts with.<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 16/11/17 23:33, Zhang Qun wrote:<br>
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                      <div>Dear all,<br>
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                      I want to use the <code class="gmail-docutils
                        gmail-literal"><span class="gmail-pre">QGIS_PLUGINPATH</span></code>
                      environment variable to point to the directory
                      where my plugin are located but did not manage to
                      get it work.<br>
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                    I'm on Ubuntu16.04 and running QGIS 2.18.<br>
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                  I set the variable in terminal by:<br>
                  $ export
                  QGIS_PLUGINPATH=~/QGIS_Plugins/rndf-editor/RNDFEditor/<br>
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                and launch the QGIS in this terminal (I guess in order
                to get the variable effective I have to run within the
                terminal right?)<br>
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              $ qgis<br>
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            But my plugin still did not get to show under the manu
            Plugin.<br>
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          Can anyone advise me the correct way to do it? Thanks.</div>
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        <div>Best regards,</div>
        <div>Zhang Qun<br>
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