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The error means Kali protects its system Python environment so pip cannot install packages globally. This prevents Python packages from conflicting with software managed by apt. (Kali Linux)

For lolcat, install Kali’s official package:

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sudo apt update
sudo apt install lolcat

Test it:

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echo "Hello World" | lolcat

lolcat is available directly in Kali’s package repository, so apt is the best solution. (Kali Linux Package Tracker)

Avoid this unless absolutely necessary:

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pip install lolcat --break-system-packages

It bypasses Kali’s protection and could damage or conflict with the system Python installation.

The problem is simple: a file or folder named L3mon already exists in your current directory, so mkdir cannot create another one with the same name.

Check it:

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ls -ld L3mon

Enter the existing folder:

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cd L3mon

Or create a different folder:

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mkdir L3mon-new

To create it only when it does not already exist:

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mkdir -p L3mon

Be careful with rm -rf L3mon; it permanently deletes the existing folder and everything inside it.

There is no error. wget is downloading the ZIP file successfully, but the connection is slow.

This line confirms success:

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HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Saving to: ‘main.zip’

Wait until the terminal shows something like:

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‘main.zip’ saved

and your normal prompt returns. Do not type y; wget does not need confirmation.

After it finishes, verify the file:

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ls -lh main.zip

Check whether the ZIP is valid:

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unzip -t main.zip

If the progress stops for a long time, cancel with Ctrl+C and resume:

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wget -c https://github.com/efxtv/L3MON/archive/refs/heads/main.zip

The text ^[200~ is a terminal paste-control sequence. It was pasted or interpreted as a command, so Zsh reported bad pattern. It is not an L3MON error.

Press:

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Ctrl+C

Then type these commands manually, one at a time:

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reset
exec zsh

After the prompt returns, enter only the actual command you want to run. Do not copy the prompt symbols such as:

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┌──(root㉿VISHUU)
└─#

If ^[200~ appears whenever you paste, temporarily disable bracketed-paste mode:

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printf '\e[?2004l'

You can also close the terminal and open a new one. Use Ctrl+Shift+V to paste into the Kali terminal rather than Ctrl+V.

The problem is that your terminal is receiving the bracketed-paste control code ^[200~ as normal text. It is not a command and not an L3MON error.

Fix it:

1. Press Ctrl+C.
2. Run:

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reset

3. If it still happens, close the terminal and open a new one.

When pasting commands in Kali Terminal, use:

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Ctrl+Shift+V

Do not use Ctrl+V, and copy only the command—not the prompt or error output.

You can also disable bracketed paste temporarily:

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printf '\033[?2004l'

Your terminal should then show a clean prompt:

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┌──(root㉿VISHUU)-[/home/mahakal/Downloads/L3mon/L3MON-main]
└─#

Type the next actual command after #; do not type ^[200~, zsh:, or bash:.