I am using Geany 1.36-2 on Fedora 32. In the terminal of Geany, each line starts with [📦 org.geany.Geany CurrentFileName]$. This seems different from 1.36-1, and I am not sure if this is normal.
When I execute a command in the Geany terminal, a command like ls works well. However, when I execute the name of software like python, R, and Julia, an error message showed up saying:
`sh: python: command not found ` When I use my system terminal instead of the Geany terminal, I do not have this issue.
each line starts with [package org.geany.Geany CurrentFileName]$.
This is printed by your shell, where it gets it is unknown.
When I execute a command in the Geany terminal, a command like ls works well. However, when I execute the name of software like python, R, and Julia, an error message showed up saying:
sh: python: command not found When I use my system terminal instead of the Geany terminal, I do not have this issue.
Are you starting Geany from the terminal. If not whatever starts Geany may not be starting it in a shell and so not getting the `PATH`. Try starting Geany from a terminal and and see if it works.
I reinstalled Geany and this issue is gone
Closed #2491.
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