Hi,
Thanks, now I have a better understanding of dpkg.
MatthewMPP
Francis Earl wrote:
I used synaptic to verify that all
of them were installed and then I tried to run them as root, and still
the computer responded "command not found". Does anyone have any
advice?
In the future, I'd like you recommend trying 'dpkg -L <package>' to list
the contents of the package... if you're only looking for the binary
just grep it to find bin files 'dpkg -L <package> | grep bin'... then
you can read the man pages for each binary that has one...
Conversely, -S does the opposite, so you could do 'dpkg
-S /usr/bin/convert' to find out that this came from ImageMagick...
Much faster than asking a mailing list for such simple answers...
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