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[David Caro <627622@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

What happens if the user is into another machine through ssh?
Should clicompanion try to discover if the package exists in the remote machine?

Wouldn't it be better if it just shows a warning instead of avoiding
entering a non-existent command?

It would be tricky to know if the command is a function or some binary
if the tab's path is modified  (if the path is different from the path
of the shell that executed clicompanion).

But surely it is a great feature to have :)

Also, are we developing only for Ubuntu and Debian? Or may we try to
develop for some other major distros? (rpm based, gentoo, etc.) Because
the package manager should be the correct one.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/627622

Title:
  when adding a command, check to see if package is installed

Status in CLI Companion:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  When using the 'Add Command' feature the program should check to make
  sure you have that package installed.

  If not it should install the package required for that command.

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