Re: 64 bit

Robert Taylor wrote:
houghi wrote:
Tom wrote:
tom@amd:~> file avidemux
avidemux: cannot open `avidemux' (No such file or directory)

That is obvious because you are in your homedirectory and the file is
not there. To know where a command is you can do `which avidemux` and
that will probably point to /usr/bin/avidemux.

Also you can do it all on one line (including the backticks):
file `which transcode`

houghi
How about:
bob@Osprey:~> file /opt/kde3/bin/avidemux2

That does not mean that avidemux exists or is even the same. Therefore
the "file `which transcode`" command. Most likely that will show a
symlink to the file you said.

houghi
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