Open SyreeseOfficial opened 4 years ago
Hello! Try dowloading pybin using "pip3 install pybin", then using this command "pybin put -f". This will add Python 3 to your path!
The script wal
might be located in your ~/.local/bin/
. If this directory isn't in your path, wal
won't be recognized as a command. Take a look in that directory.
you can use this sudo ln ~/.local/bin/wal /usr/bin/
The script
wal
might be located in your~/.local/bin/
. If this directory isn't in your path,wal
won't be recognized as a command. Take a look in that directory.
this works when caling wal inside scripts too
Hi, I'm new to Linux so installing some things can be pretty difficult. I'm new to Git too. I'm running i3wm using Regolith. I'm using Gnome with gnome-terminal. I installed the dependencies:
I then installed pywal using the command
pip3 install pywal
I typed this into my terminal to try it out.
wal -i /home/szechuan/Pictures/Wallpapers/cool.jpg
but after that I got the error "Command 'wal' not found. Any help would be cool. I'm really new to all this so any beginner friendly responses would be cool. Thanks a lot. Pywal seems really cool & I'm looking forward to trying it out.