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Hi, I'm using a macbook air M1, how can I find the path /usr/local/bin ?
I have tried to find but there is no bin folder under the /usr/local
There won't be a "bin" folder at that location until a third party app requires that location and creates the folder. It would be better if you would provide more details on why you care whether there is a "/usr/local/bin" folder.
Hi,
open Terminal.app which is located at /Applications/Utilities, then type:
sudo mkdir /usr local/bin
Sorry there is a typo.
sudo mkdir /usr/local/bin
usr/local/bin
