last thing question

[Rick Stevens]

GoijI P wrote:
>> or by: # cd /usr/bin # ./program-to-run
> 
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> 
> this is excatly what i did. i got "command not found".

Then either you didn't use the "./" before the command or the command
isn't in the directory you think it is or it wasn't installed at all.

You can try "slocate command" to see if the file you want is installed
anywhere.
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