"I find your posts more and more aggressive, and less and less informed
about very basic things concerning your chosen operating system"
Hmm, very sorry and embarrassed about this; it's not intentional, just a
result of not having anybody advise me about this behaviour (until now),
and other somewhat lame excuses about age, infirmity etc. I'll try to be
a bit more community minded in future.
On 30/11/2020 18:59, Remco Viëtor wrote:
On lundi 30 novembre 2020 19:27:18 CET tony Hamilton wrote:
Really confused; what is this? Where is this text window? In
Libre-Office? Or another text editor? Which one? I am looking for a text
window which contains this text or do I enter this text? What does 'not
darktable-cli do? What is the meaning of the text string
<path><to><directory> (It seems to be syntactically incorrect: what
entity is 'less than 'path' ? is 'path' both greater than and less than
'to' at the same time? In data terms, what are the values of these
variables? Where do I find them ?). if I enter this text, does it need
to be saved in a specific format or a specific location? Will some other
application process this text ? If so, which one? How does it relate to
darktable ?
Suggestion: get some basic information about Linux and its manpages.
That should help you understand notations like <var><X|Y> (though you
seem to have realised the <...> notation represents a variable, while trying
to hide that...)
I find your posts more and more aggressive, and less and less informed about
very basic things concerning your chosen operating system (chosen, as it's
really hard to get a pre-installed Linux system, let alone get it by
accident).
If by any chance Linux was forced on you by one of your children, ask them to
explain the basics?
Remco
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