How do I execute commands installed by a snap package?
I installed snap package microk8s, but I cannot execute the included command microk8s.kubectl. Where is it?
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I installed snap package microk8s, but I cannot execute the included command microk8s.kubectl. Where is it?
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I installed snap package microk8s, but I cannot execute the included command microk8s.kubectl. Where is it?
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I installed snap package microk8s, but I cannot execute the included command microk8s.kubectl. Where is it?
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Directory /snap/bin contains symbolic links to the installed snap applications. Add this directory to your path:
PATH=/snap/bin:$PATH
You should also add this to your ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc file.
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Directory /snap/bin contains symbolic links to the installed snap applications. Add this directory to your path:
PATH=/snap/bin:$PATH
You should also add this to your ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc file.
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Directory /snap/bin contains symbolic links to the installed snap applications. Add this directory to your path:
PATH=/snap/bin:$PATH
You should also add this to your ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc file.
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Directory /snap/bin contains symbolic links to the installed snap applications. Add this directory to your path:
PATH=/snap/bin:$PATH
You should also add this to your ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc file.
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Directory /snap/bin contains symbolic links to the installed snap applications. Add this directory to your path:
PATH=/snap/bin:$PATH
You should also add this to your ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc file.
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