Hi ya all,
I'm having a tiny (but really annoying problem) with zsh. When I type in aptitude it keeps asking me if I want to change it to .aptitude instead. So is there anyway to make the stupid terminal stop asking me to do so?
Hi ya all,
I'm having a tiny (but really annoying problem) with zsh. When I type in aptitude it keeps asking me if I want to change it to .aptitude instead. So is there anyway to make the stupid terminal stop asking me to do so?
make sure your ~/.aptitude is readable and writable
can u paste the exact error or a screenshot.
Actually, not that kind of error
whenever I try to launch sudo aptitude from the terminal, and I have to press 'n' everytime to have it NOT auto-correcting 'aptitude' to '.aptitude'. Very annoying. It doesn't happen when I just run aptitude though (no sudo).Code:zsh: correct 'aptitude' to '.aptitude' [nyae]?
I have exactly the same "issue". Really annoying, and it can get worse. If you try to install subversion, for example, while already having a folder called .subversion, this is what you get:
Any clues on how to disable this would be really appreciated.Code:sudo aptitude install subversion zsh: correct 'aptitude' to '.aptitude' [nyae]? n zsh: correct 'subversion' to '.subversion' [nyae]?
In your .zshrc,
alias aptitude = 'nocorrect aptitude'
Hi krismatth3,
First of all, thank you for the answer!
I tried adding that line to my .zshrc (and reloading it by creating a new console) but it didn't work. But I noticed a strange behavior, independently of my adding the alias to my .zshrc: if I type "aptitude show tree", for example, it works. If I type "sudo aptitude show tree" then zsh asks me if I want to correct 'aptitude' to '.aptitude'.
Hope it helps.
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