Make sure it's installed, type "rpm -q bluefish" into a terminal and it should
tell the version of it if it's installed. Then go to /usr/bin "cd /usr/bin" and
see if a file called bluefish is in there, "ls bluefish". If it's in there, just
type "bluefish". And if it still doesn't come up, then try "./bluefish". And if
it still doesn't come up, then you have some big problems.
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> installed 0.34.-1 from an rpm
>
> Lance Borden wrote:
>
> > Sorry to hear about that. I didn't have any problems with bluefish. Did you
> > install from the source code or from an rpm? Also, which version is it? Is it
> > 0.3.4-1? In case you want to double-check, here's what the rpm installed on my
> > machine:
> > /usr/bin/bluefish
> > /usr/doc/bluefish-0.3.4
> > /usr/doc/bluefish-0.3.4/COPYING
> > /usr/doc/bluefish-0.3.4/README
> > /usr/lib/bluefish/php3_functions
> > /usr/lib/bluefish/rxml_functions
> > /usr/lib/bluefish/ssi_functions
> > Everything there and in the right place? Could it be that you got a dud rpm or
> > tar file? Clearly, I'm just throwing guesses at you. Hope you find an answer,
> > because bluefish is nice.
> > Lance
> >
> > Kit wrote:
> > >
> > > still can't get bluefish to comeup...any ideas
> > >
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