Re: Where do I get the "which" command?

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From: James Cribb
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1999 00:00

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In article <3696111A.F8A1F794@mpx.com.au>, Phill Edwards wrote:
| Ooops - I'm really sorry!  I meant the wish command not the which command!
| [...] I'm running Debian Linux 2.0.34.

"wish" is the WIndowing SHell of the Tcl/Tk toolkit.
Not sure what Debian call the package, but look for
"Tcl" or "Tk" or "TclTk" or ...

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