one-line installer does not set up openinterpreter #1320
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Did you manage to find a solution? |
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The launch command is |
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I did not; I tried as many ways as I could think of that one day, and then
made the issue and gave up.
Pretty sure I tried both commands
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The launch command is interpreter not openinterpreter
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Describe the bug
both: on a windows 11 system with python 3.12, and on a linux system with python3 3.10,
running the one-line installation script leaves me with:
openinterpreter: command not foundor its windows equivalentThe same occurs with installing via pip
I tried adding /usr/local/bin to PATH as per the instructions here: #164 (comment)
But that did nothing.
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Expected behavior
That the docs about getting started apply to new users
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Open Interpreter version
0.3.3
Python version
3.10.12
Operating System name and version
Windows 11 and Linux Mint 21.3 cinnamon
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