Well, alright. Maybe I'll go with that.
It's not a big deal, as my SAM is not invoked by typing "sam" (or
"SAM"). There are within my SAM two scripts with names of that ilk
("sam" and "sam1"), but I don't believe they are normally in the PATH.
My SAM is not installed as you would normally install an application, so
it is not invoked through the PATH. To install it, you simply put it
somewhere. (Although SAM uses three compiled C language executables, it
has both 32 and 64 bit versions available and chooses between them.) I
like to keep SAM at /mnt/joe_root which is a symlink to partition 1 on a
flashdrive, but the location doesn't matter. To run it, you simply
invoke it:
/mnt/joe_root/begin
I showed this in my demo video that I referred to in an earlier post.
The video was low quality, as I compressed it to make uploading and
downloading faster. You can, however, see a high quality version of the
video on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kp9_XSPXIU