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First of all, thanks for your work. Your setup and the Nord theme are exactly my kind of taste :)
Problem
When I execute the noobs-term.sh script, everything seems to work fine at first. But after re-login, I get the following error in iterm on MacOS:
/Users/mario/.zshrc:7: command not found: tmux
/Users/mario/.zshrc:7: command not found: tmux
Then I tried to execute tmux manually, but it did not work. All other commands did not work either eg. vim, brew etc. After inspecting, I saw that somehow my PATH variable did not include the /usr/local/bin anymore, where all the installed commands live.
After including export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin at the top, everything works fine again.
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Thanks for reporting this. I think this possibly has to do with the way Homebrew is installed. Did you have Homebrew installed prior to running the script?
Hi Aaron, yes I had Homebrew already installed before executing the script. But the script recognised it, since it informed me about it during execution.
Looks like Homebrew requires /usr/local/bin to be in your PATH which you already figured out. When you run the installer it will warn you:
EDIT: Maybe the script should check for the correct PATH since if Homebrew is installed via this script the path will not exist in PATH, therefore it will still fail.
First of all, thanks for your work. Your setup and the Nord theme are exactly my kind of taste :)
Problem
When I execute the
noobs-term.sh
script, everything seems to work fine at first. But after re-login, I get the following error in iterm on MacOS:Then I tried to execute
tmux
manually, but it did not work. All other commands did not work either eg.vim
,brew
etc. After inspecting, I saw that somehow myPATH
variable did not include the/usr/local/bin
anymore, where all the installed commands live.After including
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin
at the top, everything works fine again.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: