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I'm trying to install Sencha-Cmd-6.0.2.14 in xUbuntu.

I downloaded SenchaCmd-6.0.2-linux-amd64.sh.zip and unzipped it to my desktop.

I installed Java by executing sudo apt-get install default-jdk -y.

Then I executed ./SenchaCmd-6.0.2.14-linux-amd64.sh. The installation window appeared and I successfully went through the process.

Upon completion, I typed in sencha at the command prompt but I got a command not found error.

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  • Have you restarted your terminal? – Sumner Evans Feb 15 '16 at 02:40
  • @jsve: yes, the terminal and the entire virtualbox have been restarted – sisko Feb 15 '16 at 11:02
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    Posting this on an old question, since it's meta feedback, and since you're a high-rep user who might want to know. There's no need to add "please help me", "I need help", "help appreciated" etc to your questions - it is fluff that may get removed in a future edit. Since readers know you need help, it may be read as a form of begging, and we get a _lot_ of that on Stack Overflow already. Please keep it succinct if you can - editors will appreciate it! Thanks. – halfer Feb 01 '17 at 09:06

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Sencha is probably not in your $PATH, I'm not sure where it installs but probably somewhere in your home directory. Make sure the Sencha install directory is not in your $PATH by issueing the following command in your terminal

echo $PATH

Assuming you use bash and sencha is now your $PATH, add, for example, this to your ~/.bashrc

export PATH=$PATH:~/sencha/cmd/6.0.2.14/bin

You need to find the correct path yourlself. That should do the trick.

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