After installing CentOS and setting up ls
update
pip
,,, suddenly, "command not found" is repeated, and I search the net ** No way ** cause. It's a little embarrassing, but I'll write it down. I was crushed for half a day with this. .. ..
Click Copy Code Block and paste it on the command line. Run. → Command not found Move the cursor to the upper right of the example below Doesn't this come out? You can copy and paste by pressing this.
Example
$ sudo apt-get update
The correct answer was $
at the beginning. There is no problem if this is erased.
The copy button in the code block will copy up to $.
Since it comes out by searching the net, I will only list it here. Usually the solution is here.
$
and execute **It worked fine as long as I was typing while looking at the command.
And, of course, I didn't select the first $
because I often copied and pasted by tracing the command with the cursor.
There is no problem up to this stage.
I did it after I knew the copy button of the code block.
Failure ( ̄ △  ̄;)
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