Hey everyone! I'm feeling a bit lost with coding, especially when it comes to using GitHub. I'm trying to get this etymology tool called "The Macro-Etymological Analyzer" to work, but I keep hitting roadblocks. I thought I followed the steps correctly by downloading Git and using Git Bash, yet I keep getting a "bash: command not found" error. I've even tried using GitHub Desktop and installed Python, but I'm still stuck. Can anyone help me figure out what I'm missing? Thanks for any guidance!
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No worries! Let’s tackle this step by step. Can you tell me the first point where things went wrong? It’ll help us understand the issue better.
Thanks for the response! The earliest error I got was the "command not found" message. I think I'm just not sure where I went wrong after that. I'm opening Git Bash, and when I try to run `git clone` with the link, it says it’s already installed, but my commands like `macroetym --help` don’t work.