Re: opera

I'm running icewm and I checked the menus in it, but opera was not to
be found other than through the find command (the /etc/menu file). I
even added the wildcard to the front (*opera*) but nothing new popped
up.

As for 'dpkg -L' ..... hmmmmmm..... welll aint that a finhow do ya do!
It says 'package not installed'. I ran dselect! I just tried to run it
again but it was to no avail! It responds, '0 upgraded 0..... etc.' Do
I need to put it in a special location? /bin perhaps and then run
dselect? (for not being a debian guy you sure know a lot:D)

On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 22:21:34 -0700
Kurt Granroth <plug-discuss@granroth.org> wrote:
> First, try seeing what files are in that package:
>
> dpkg -L <file>
>
> Look for the file that's in a 'bin' directory. Perhaps it's called
> 'Opera' or 'opera-7' or something like that.
>
> As far as that goes, you can try a different 'find' to widen the
> search:
>
> find / -iname "opera*" -print
>
> Finally, if you are running Gnome or KDE, you might look in the menus
> to see if a .desktop item was automatically installed. It may be
> that all you have to do click on it to get it to run.
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