> > Rosemary, perhaps it is time you learned the "find" command. > > Open a command line window (konsole or Eterm or xterm or rxvt or gnuterm > or whatever), and type the following: > > find /home/rosemary -name \*thunderbird\* -print > > This will show you the location of anything containing the string > "thunderbird" within your home directory and all its subdirectories. > > I'm sure there are people who would invoke this command slightly > differently, but I'm set in my ways - I started using "find" on UNIX, so > my usage is perhaps archaic. It works, though. > > regards > Duncan
Thank you. I have some printed documentation about konsole and command line and Rute Tutorial. Need to read and absorb! Will do the above thanks Rosemary
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