terminal weirdness

brent

my once-a-day check since stuff gets pushed to stable every day:

did bash have a brain fart? what happened?

Axios

brent I must be slow tonight what is wrong with that?

Harvey

No idea what happened, report back if it happens again.

Correction stuff does not get pushed to stable every day. In fact nothing has been pushed after sync this week other than the fix for dolphin-emu on the 31st of January, its now 5th February (AEDT)

brent

Harvey Correction stuff does not get pushed to stable every day.

hyperbole then. I know you are fast with the patches/fixes/updates so I am just in the habit of eopkg up once a day.

Harvey No idea what happened,

me either. the weird ones and I have a long history...thanks for getting back.

brent

Axios the terminal very top did not know what sudo was

Axios I must be slow tonight

^^ me, a lot

Axios

brent lol I totally missed that hmm that is strange

brent

Axios I did a double-take when I saw it. oh well 🙂

BuzzPCSOS

brent Are you sure you didn't replace the lowercase “d” in “sudo” with the Armenian letter Zhe “ժ”

brent

BuzzPCSOS Are you sure you didn't replace the lowercase “d” in “sudo” with the Armenian letter Zhe “ժ”

I don't know where the Zhe d is. I would have been in all lowercase.

brent

PS--for anyone still reading:

search-enginedbash: sudo: command not foundand did about 15 minutes of reading last night. It's a common error, It happens when privileged and unprivileged paths diverge. Or something like that. It something that;s easy to fix except I don't think anything's broke as no privileged command I've done since this has got this message.

my theory is still that computers have brain farts and mine appeared to.