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Searching for weboob-config shows this has something to do with "web outside of browsers" program. Is that something you had installed at some point? The old website is dead, it's now called woob: https://woob.tech/
If you run the hash command in the terminal, does it return anything other than "hash: hash table empty"?
Might it be you (or the program) added weboob-config to your startup files? See if grep -s weboob ~/.* turns up anything.
xenopeek wrote: ⤴Tue Apr 13, 2021 9:59 am
Searching for weboob-config shows this has something to do with "web outside of browsers" program. Is that something you had installed at some point? The old website is dead, it's now called woob: https://woob.tech/
If you run the hash command in the terminal, does it return anything other than "hash: hash table empty"?
Might it be you (or the program) added weboob-config to your startup files? See if grep -s weboob ~/.* turns up anything.
It doesn't ring a bell, but my memory is getting less reliable with age
Another thing you can try is from your menu open Users & Groups, create a new user account, log out and log in to the new user account, then open a terminal there and see if it has the same issue. That would help confirm whether a) this is an issue with some file in your own account's home directory or b) this is a system-wide issue with some file in system directories.
Looks like you installed it. There are several weboob packages on Linux Mint 18.x and 19.x. It's not available on Linux Mint 20.x. Suggest you open Synaptic Package Manager from your menu, search for weboob and remove any installed weboob packages. Pay attention to what it says it will remove; it may be weboob was installed because some other package needs it. Removing weboob would also remove that.
xenopeek wrote: ⤴Thu Apr 15, 2021 7:36 am
Looks like you installed it. There are several weboob packages on Linux Mint 18.x and 19.x. It's not available on Linux Mint 20.x. Suggest you open Synaptic Package Manager from your menu, search for weboob and remove any installed weboob packages. Pay attention to what it says it will remove; it may be weboob was installed because some other package needs it. Removing weboob would also remove that.
weboob in Synaptic returns 4 packages, of which none is installed.
I ticked the package weboob for complete removal and it warned me it would also remove pythonweboob.
Starting the terminal now is back to normal
Ah now the puzzle pieces fit... you had already removed the package earlier but didn't purge remove it. Without purge it leaves configuration files in place. That's the /etc/bash_completion.d/weboob file. That was the problem--that file was there while the rest of weboob was removed.
If you don't need weboob again you can also remove those two directories in your home directory. Synpatic won't have deleted those for you. You can run this command to remove them both: rm -rfv ~/.config/weboob/ ~/.local/share/weboob/