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@stop Not as far as I know ~ but may someone knows?
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On Ubuntu, this is done by command-not-found package.
If you're using pacman, maybe https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.ph... will help? -
@kvsm hmm, so I probably could write a script that sees calls to not installed packages and installs them. Thank you :)
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@FoxTobs looks like pkgfile comes with a script ☺ https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.ph...
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@kvsm yah, but I want to take it like one step further -> installing the package I need (not by default, but I find myself installing the package after zsh telling me it's not there. Just a convenience boost for my lazy ass)
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@FoxTobs @kvsm so far pkgfile is only telling me what package I need, or am I missing something else?
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There's always the xkcd universal installer 😄
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@tpalmerstudios cool, wanted to write it myself. Don't know when I've time to l, though..
@nmunro tell me more :) -
@alanaktion love that one. But seriously why are we not founding this? After all I'm in dev 'cause I'm lazy af
Why is there no tool autoinstalling missing programs using your favourite pac(kage)man(ager)?
Like so,
$ program
>> couldn't find “program”. Should I install it? (Y/n)
If there is one... Shame on me *rings bell*
Also, yay! First Post!
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y u no install