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sudo pip not recongnized. #95

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RCCRAFT1 opened this issue Sep 21, 2019 · 3 comments
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sudo pip not recongnized. #95

RCCRAFT1 opened this issue Sep 21, 2019 · 3 comments

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@RCCRAFT1
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on the requrements.txt step (2nd) pip after sudo was not recognized as a command. Do you know whats going on

@eldho-art
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Yes I too had this problem sudo didn't recognised but I can explain what problem was there - If you are having a Mac you should type "cd" and then type down the location or the address of the folder " Evil osx " and press enter . After that you can successfully type down the " pip or sudo " command . If you are having Windows or linux - contact the developer or look for solutions in the internet " how to install evil osx " .

@eldho-art
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You should also try using pip instead of sudo

@Wolfoverflow
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Wolfoverflow commented Jun 23, 2021

Ok, firstly sudo does not exist on windows, it is the same as running administrator command prompt. Next, for those mac users, you may need to install pip by first running this "curl -sSL https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py -o get-pip.py" without the quotation marks then running python get-pip.py to install pip. Do not use sudo unless as a last resort, AND IT IS NOT AN INSTALLER YOU IDIOTS.

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