Gedit command not found install#

So you may want to limit it to the findPort function (and every other function it relies on if any): sudo zsh -c '$(functions findPort) findPort 3306'

Gedit command not found install#

gedit is a GUI text editor - you can't use it over SSH (easily). Example: bash: gedit: command not found First, try this: sudo apt-get install gedit or You can try this sudo apt-get purge gedit gedit-common sudo apt-get. Setting up x11 forwarding on PuTTY is fairly trivial, despite what some below have said. The requested action can be overridden for specific packages by append a plus (+) to the package name to install this package or a minus (-) to remove it. Though you might get an arg list too long error if you have a lot of functions defined (like when using the completion system). Thanks gedit is a gui editor, you need to setup x11 forwarding. From man apt, install, remove, purge (apt-get (8)) Performs the requested action on one or more packages specified via regex (7), glob (7) or exact match. Or to share your current zsh functions with the new zsh invoked by sudo: sudo zsh -c '$(functions) findPort 3306' Here, you'd need to tell sudo to start a new zsh shell, and tell that zsh to read your ~/.zshrc before running that function: sudo zsh -c '. Sudo runs commands directly, not via a shell, and even if it ran a shell to run that command, it would be a new shell invocation, and not one that reads your ~/.zshrc (even if it started an interactive shell, it would probably read root's ~/.zshrc, not yours unless you've configured sudo to not reset the $HOME variable).