6 Aug
2009
6 Aug
'09
8:05 p.m.
James Stone wrote:
Grammostola Rosea wrote:
Thanks for the tip. Someone told me, when installing from source or
aptitude, the latest will overwrite the older one. But this isn't the
case when one is installed in /usr/local (source) and the other in /usr/
(aptitude)
mmhh ok, good lesson.
\r
Ok, solved it. It seems there was an other
version installed from
source. When I start fweelin from terminal, I think that one was started
(isn't that strange? I have it more often though... ).
When I start it from menu, it seems to work fine.
Thanks for support!
Not that strange - hand-installed from source usually puts the files in
/usr/local/ whereas system installs go to /usr/. when you type fweelin
on command line, the search path has /usr/local before /usr. You should
always uninstall hand-installed files first before installing to /usr.
(I've made this mistake many times before - can lead to very strange and
difficult to diagnose bugs).