"-bash: python2: command not found" on OS X
Question: I'm trying to use
[this](https://github.com/Tamriel/quod_libet_import_itunes_ratings) script to
import my iTunes library to another program.

At the step where I enter `python2 export_to_quod_libet.py`, I'm getting an
error message that says that the `python2` command can't be found. I figured
out through `python -v` that I definitely have Python 2.7 installed, so I'm
really confused about this.

I did find a [similar
question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37411607/command-python2-not-
found) being asked here, but the original poster was using Windows (whereas
I'm using OS X El Capitan), so a lot of what was said at least didn't _seem_
applicable to my situation.

Could someone tell me what I'm doing wrong, please?


Answer: Maybe you could try do define an alias. It seems that python2 is hardcoded
somewhere in the script.

You could try (just an example):

    
    
    alias python2="python2.7"
    

and then run the script -- hope that helps.

Kind regards, Julian

