Johannes Sixt wrote:
On Wednesday 04 July 2007 19:37, Doug Pollard wrote:
Hi Scott,
I have managed to get Cinelerra installed and running. I have a lot
of video, music and photos in Cinelerra resources and they are all
broken up into clips. I'm ready to start putting it all into a timelne
and I've been stuck here about a day and a half.
If I go into the terminal I get a prompt (name name -desktop:~$ if
I type in $HOME/.bcast/cinelerra_rc Then I get an answer "no such
command" I think I just need a little more info.
The command is:
ls $HOME/.bcast/cinelerra_rc
(note the "ls" at the beginning, which means "list"). The command to remove is
rm $HOME/.bcast/cinelerra_rc
Of course, you can achieve the same using some file manipulation GUI, like
konqueror. But those usually hide the directories (and files) that begin with
a dot '.', so you must type the directory name (.bcast) into some address bar
to force the tool to list the contents.
-- Hannes
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Didn't know if I needed to be root to do this or not. Here is what I got
in return.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ls $home/.bcast/cinelerra_rc
ls: /.bcast/cinelerra_rc: No such file or directory
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# ls $HOME/.bcast/cinelerra_rc
ls: /root/.bcast/cinelerra_rc: No such file or directory
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~#
Doug
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