Re: firestarer problem
- From: Thilo Six <T.Six@xxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 31 Dec 2006 15:57:32 +0100
Dennis Castanos wrote the following on 31.12.2006 04:15:
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Is there a command that I can used in the terminal to copy the Firestarter folder in my home folder to /etc/firestarter.
I'm new to Ubuntu so I don't know if this can be done.
below, the two commands confuse me. How does it know that my desktop fire folder in is my home directory, or maybe I just missing something.
$ sudo aptitude purge firestarter
$ sudo aptitude install firestarter
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This comand has to be copy and pasted into a terminal (you get one when
hitting ALT+F2, then enter there gnome-terminal)
The above will erease firestarter completly including all it´s config.
After that it will install firestarter again with default settings.
I guess that´s what you want.
HTH Thilo
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