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Bash is the shell used in elementary OS command-line interface.
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No bash_profile and when I define it, it doesn't load
.bash_profile and .profile are only executed by login shells and text consoles. Terminal apps on GNU/Linux are neither so they use .bashrc instead. AFAIK only macOS uses a login shell on its Terminal …
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I need to run exec bash to accsess Jekyll or Ruby for example
You can just replace it with bash, unless you are using other shells such as zsh. … Instead of just executing:
exec $SHELL
Just do this:
exec bash
The link you have provided also suggested that you can instead just open a new tab/window and continue from there. …
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