Take the tour ×  While running Ubuntu, while trying to execute a
commmand in bash, it used to suggest that the said program was
missing but found in another package Y, and that I could try
installing it.  Now on a Debian system, that's no longer the
case. If the command isnt found it doesn't suggest anything. But
package manager list is updated. How can I get it to suggest a
package from commands given on bash?  share|improve this
question add comment  1 Answer  I am guessing you would need to
install a package. From what I can tell it should be:  sudo apt-
get install command-not-found Should hopefully be in the default
Debian repos.  share|improve this answer Confirm this to be also
valid for Debian. command-not-found –  gertvdijk Dec 6 '12 at
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