           2- Show him an example of command line to install mypy
             * Using to executablePath provided in the settings to build the example will highlight to the user which python installation is being used for users which may have more than one on their system.
         ###
-        atom.notifications.addWarning("The python package <strong>mypy</strong> does not seem to be installed.  Install it with <br /><em>" + @executablePath + " -m pip install mypy</em>")
+        atom.notifications.addWarning("The python package <strong>mypy</strong> does not seem to be installed.  Install it with <br /><em>" + executablePath + " -m pip install mypy</em>")
       else if (0 <= err.message.indexOf("must install the typed_ast package before you can run mypy with"))
         ###
         The Problem: The error is about the absence of the typed_ast module in the python installation.

          2- Offer him a link to change the setting.
        ###
        notification = atom.notifications.addWarning(
          "The executable of <strong>" + @executablePath + "</strong> was not found.<br />Either install <a href='https://www.python.org/downloads/'>python</a> or adjust the executable path setting of linter-mypy.",
          {
            buttons: [
              {

          *- Another solution would have been to relaunch the command adapted to a direct call to mypy, but on the long run this would create a support nightmare, this would also mean that for those users two process spawn would be required at every lint, therefore this solution was not implemented.
        ###
        notification = atom.notifications.addWarning(
          "The executable of <strong>" + executablePath + "</strong> seems to point to mypy instead of python, please adjust the executable path setting of linter-mypy.",
          {
            buttons: [
              {
