Johannes Sixt wrote:
On Wednesday 04 July 2007 21:07, Doug Pollard wrote:
Johannes Sixt wrote:
The command is:
ls $HOME/.bcast/cinelerra_rc
(note the "ls" at the beginning, which means "list"). The command to
remove is
rm $HOME/.bcast/cinelerra_rc
Of course, you can achieve the same using some file manipulation GUI,
like konqueror. But those usually hide the directories (and files) that
begin with a dot '.', so you must type the directory name (.bcast) into
some address bar to force the tool to list the contents.
Didn't know if I needed to be root to do this or not. Here is what I got
in return.
Don't be root!
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ls $home/.bcast/cinelerra_rc
ls: /.bcast/cinelerra_rc: No such file or directory
Oops, it's Cinelerra_rc (capital 'C'). And $HOME, not $home. (Linux command
line does what you tell it to do, and doesn't try to be too clever -
uppercase and lowercase matters!)
But try it with your file manager first.
-- Hannes
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Thanks very much worked like a charm after rebooting. I understand
that I removed .bcast/ Cinelerra but don't really know how that cured
the problem. Can you give a short explantion or a place to read on the
subject.
Thanks a lot, Doug
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