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sudo: football: command not found
See original GitHub issuei cant run sudo football config, and get notif sudo: football: command not found
i used zsh shell in LinuxMint OS
how to fix this?
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Closing this issue. Please feel free to open again if the problem persists.
Yup, documentation should be fixed and
sudoshould not be part of the command, unless required.