Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

I don't wanna type python every time

Me neither. There are different ways to achieve it, the simplest I am away of if by creating alias.

Create an alias

This way you can say: "every time I type tatoeba-karini it actually means python ~/path/to/tatoeba-karini.py.

There are many different ways to achieve this. Check the documentation of your systems to find out the best way.

A common way of achieving this is by adding something like this to the bottom of your .bashrc file:

alias tatoeba-karini='python PATH/TO/tatoeba_karini.py'

If you use the line above, please be sure the "python" is Python 3 ($ python --version), and adapt PATH/TO/tatoeba_karini.py to the real location of the python file. You need to source your .bashrc in order to use the alias:

$ source ~/.bashrc