Q:

Remove note about bash that appears when opening the terminal

I tried instaling ROOT by CERN by following steps described by certain people. But although that was unsuccessful, I keep getting the following line when I open a new terminal.
bash: /home/USER/bin/thisroot.sh: No such file or directory

How can I remove that?
EDIT- Please note, for those who have raised the doubts, that I have redacted my true username. And I wrote USER in that place.

A:

There's probably an alias on your .bashrc or .bash_profile calling that file, so it tries to load it everytime you get a new prompt.
Try editing them with one of these commands:
gedit $HOME/.bashrc
gedit $HOME/.bash_profile
gedit $HOME/.profile

Look for any line loading 'thisroot.sh' and comment it (write a # character at the begining of those lines). If you see after saving and opening a terminal that all works well, you can go ahead and directly deleting those lines.
Also, the way the script is being called sounds wrong, shouldn't it be /home/YOURUSERNAMEHERE/bin/thisroot.sh?

