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p4a: command not found #1167
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The python-for-android providing "p4a" command is installed from the requirements.txt in this repository. The installation is bounded in the user enviroment by default, not global. However, not every distribution's environment variable "PATH" includes the user's HOME path "~/.local/bin". That leads the "p4a" command in "~/.local/bin" becoming missed. So, add this note directing to the solution: "p4a: command not found" [1]. [1]: kivy/python-for-android#1167
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The python-for-android providing "p4a" command is installed from the requirements.txt in this repository. The installation is bounded in the user enviroment by default, not global. However, not every distribution's environment variable "PATH" includes the user's HOME path "~/.local/bin". That leads the "p4a" command in "~/.local/bin" becoming missed. So, add this note directing to the solution: "p4a: command not found" [1]. [1]: kivy/python-for-android#1167
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The python-for-android providing "p4a" command is installed from the requirements.txt in this repository. The installation is bounded in the user enviroment by default, not global. However, not every distribution's environment variable "PATH" includes the user's HOME path "~/.local/bin". That leads the "p4a" command in "~/.local/bin" becoming missed. So, add this note directing to the solution: "p4a: command not found" [1]. [1]: kivy/python-for-android#1167
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I install p4a with pip successfully. But when i run "p4a" , it shows "command not found" .
Should I configurate environment ? How to solve this problem?
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