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I haven't used Ubuntu before, and I made several mistakes in typing. This question has been answered.
Every time I do anything I do anything related to sudo
(mostly installing repositories), It says command not found.
I type:
sudo add apt-repository ppa:ppsspp/stable
It then says
sudo:add-apt: command not found
Sometimes it tells me to manually run configure --a
, which I do, and it still doesn't work. Anyone know how to fix???
I'm on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
18.04 software-installation sudo repository
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I haven't used Ubuntu before, and I made several mistakes in typing. This question has been answered.
Every time I do anything I do anything related to sudo
(mostly installing repositories), It says command not found.
I type:
sudo add apt-repository ppa:ppsspp/stable
It then says
sudo:add-apt: command not found
Sometimes it tells me to manually run configure --a
, which I do, and it still doesn't work. Anyone know how to fix???
I'm on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
18.04 software-installation sudo repository
New contributor
Please don't post screenshots of text. Instead edit your question to paste the text from your terminal.
– guntbert
9 hours ago
Your question seems to have several typos, and your output looks like classic typo confusion. Your Ubuntu system is NOT forgiving of typographical errors. Double-check your typing before hitting <enter>. Pay close attention to mixing up spaces, dots, dashes, and underscores. That's common for new folks.
– user535733
8 hours ago
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I haven't used Ubuntu before, and I made several mistakes in typing. This question has been answered.
Every time I do anything I do anything related to sudo
(mostly installing repositories), It says command not found.
I type:
sudo add apt-repository ppa:ppsspp/stable
It then says
sudo:add-apt: command not found
Sometimes it tells me to manually run configure --a
, which I do, and it still doesn't work. Anyone know how to fix???
I'm on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
18.04 software-installation sudo repository
New contributor
I haven't used Ubuntu before, and I made several mistakes in typing. This question has been answered.
Every time I do anything I do anything related to sudo
(mostly installing repositories), It says command not found.
I type:
sudo add apt-repository ppa:ppsspp/stable
It then says
sudo:add-apt: command not found
Sometimes it tells me to manually run configure --a
, which I do, and it still doesn't work. Anyone know how to fix???
I'm on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
18.04 software-installation sudo repository
18.04 software-installation sudo repository
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Please don't post screenshots of text. Instead edit your question to paste the text from your terminal.
– guntbert
9 hours ago
Your question seems to have several typos, and your output looks like classic typo confusion. Your Ubuntu system is NOT forgiving of typographical errors. Double-check your typing before hitting <enter>. Pay close attention to mixing up spaces, dots, dashes, and underscores. That's common for new folks.
– user535733
8 hours ago
add a comment |
Please don't post screenshots of text. Instead edit your question to paste the text from your terminal.
– guntbert
9 hours ago
Your question seems to have several typos, and your output looks like classic typo confusion. Your Ubuntu system is NOT forgiving of typographical errors. Double-check your typing before hitting <enter>. Pay close attention to mixing up spaces, dots, dashes, and underscores. That's common for new folks.
– user535733
8 hours ago
Please don't post screenshots of text. Instead edit your question to paste the text from your terminal.
– guntbert
9 hours ago
Please don't post screenshots of text. Instead edit your question to paste the text from your terminal.
– guntbert
9 hours ago
Your question seems to have several typos, and your output looks like classic typo confusion. Your Ubuntu system is NOT forgiving of typographical errors. Double-check your typing before hitting <enter>. Pay close attention to mixing up spaces, dots, dashes, and underscores. That's common for new folks.
– user535733
8 hours ago
Your question seems to have several typos, and your output looks like classic typo confusion. Your Ubuntu system is NOT forgiving of typographical errors. Double-check your typing before hitting <enter>. Pay close attention to mixing up spaces, dots, dashes, and underscores. That's common for new folks.
– user535733
8 hours ago
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The command is add-apt-repository
, you're missing the second hyphen.
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The command is add-apt-repository
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The command is add-apt-repository
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Your question seems to have several typos, and your output looks like classic typo confusion. Your Ubuntu system is NOT forgiving of typographical errors. Double-check your typing before hitting <enter>. Pay close attention to mixing up spaces, dots, dashes, and underscores. That's common for new folks.
– user535733
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