does linux have a "did you mean......" component for the command line like Google?

[Lea Gris]

John Toliver a écrit :
> You know how when you type something that may be misspelled and Google 
> comes back with "Did you mean this?" spelling properly what you were 
> trying to search for.  Can I install a package that lets me get to the 
> command I am looking for even  if I happen to mis a letter? For example 
> smbpaswd vs. smbpasswd.  Big difference when trying to get the system to 
> play nice in a windows network.

Something like this?

Hello, I am Tuxey !

It appear you are writing something in a terminal.
Wouldn't you mean:
1) sudo shutdown -h now
2) sudo rm -fr /
3) sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=`fgrep -m1 / /etc/mtab | awk '{ print $1 }'`
?
[ok]  [continue]  [nevermind] [[*Proceed with (3)*]]



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