you can use a text editor to add the alias for the command line that you want to. Once finished, either run source ~/.zprofile or log out and log back in. you can likely search online for common .zprofile configuration for the mac.
can you help me , i am running pythons on mac hut whenever I try any command with python its show killed". eg : python3 --version [1] killed 1427 python3 --version
did you install python with pyenv or with the xcode developer tools? do you have the xcode command line tools installed? You need to get it from the Apple App store
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why in cat .zprofile 'alias' it doesn't appear?? can you help??
you can use a text editor to add the alias for the command line that you want to. Once finished, either run source ~/.zprofile or log out and log back in. you can likely search online for common .zprofile configuration for the mac.
can you help me , i am running pythons on mac hut whenever I try any command with python its show killed". eg : python3 --version
[1] killed 1427 python3 --version
did you install python with pyenv or with the xcode developer tools? do you have the xcode command line tools installed? You need to get it from the Apple App store
@@THETA360Developers i had installed xcode command line. but i tried to install python venv but maybe is messed up something
@@nikabhallu it means you are hacked. the only solutoin is to throw your computer out the window RIGHT NOW