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Answer by 1.21 gigawatts for Bash in Mac OSX terminal: "command not found". Why?

If you are using your own command and you are in it's directory you may need to add ./ before it. before: user$ my-command after: user$ ./my-command Or add it to your path

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Answer by jasonology for Bash in Mac OSX terminal: "command not found". Why?

Let's find out if the say executable (program) is in the right place. In the terminal, type which say you should see /usr/bin/say

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Answer by Erick Wright for Bash in Mac OSX terminal: "command not found". Why?

In the username in OSX, sometimes the $ is included meaning that you do not have to include it in your command.

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Answer by summea for Bash in Mac OSX terminal: "command not found". Why?

Have you made sure that your $PATH variable is set? You can check by typing this in the Terminal: echo $PATH If nothing is listed after you try that... it might be part of the problem. (For more...

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Answer by CoffeeRain for Bash in Mac OSX terminal: "command not found". Why?

If you use quotes it will not display them, but tell you that there is no command. Many tutorials use quotes to show what you should type in, but sometimes they don't say "Without the quotes."

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Bash in Mac OSX terminal: "command not found". Why?

When I want to enter a command (for example say) it returns a message like this: bash: say: command not found. It appears every time I write a command. What do I have to do?

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