Python not found

[Ceres6]

When I try to run dot self install it needs to use python. Actually python is installed in the computer (MacOS) under the name of python3 (which I don't get why it isn't able to accept that). I tried aliasing it in aliases.sh, .zshrc and .bashrc but wasn't able to make it detect it. Furthermore, the script offers you to install python itself but then it is unable to do so.

🤔 python is a dependency of this script. Should this be installed? [Y/n]: y
❌ python could not be installed

Have anyone run into similar issues. I'm getting lots of problems like this one, I really like the idea but I'm having a really hard time making it work.

Thanks in advance for any help.

[alebak]

Hello @Ceres6,

I solved this by running the following:

sudo apt install python-is-python3

But "dotly" still doesn't work in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. This is the current style of my terminal:

Did you manage to correct it and make it work?

[Ceres6]

Hi @alebak

Yes, finally I made it work with pyenv following this guide

Thanks for the suggestion, though.