Comment 6 for bug 224776

I was just looking over "revision 113 of lp:command-not-found" to see how this feature was implemented. The one thing that concerns me is that the "ask" appears to be the default value. In other words, if I type in a non-existent command, if it matches a known command, it will force me to answer 'y' or 'n'.

My first question, how will a user come to find out how to turn this off. I certainly don't want this feature as I spend 90% of my day in the shell and am a horrible typer. :-) I'm not saying "ask" shouldn't be the default value, but I would like to see a very simple way to turn it off, even if it's a message on the first occurrence of something like: "To turn this feature off, change X value in Y config file"

Thoughts?