Scotchpie wrote: > All of the executables in /usr/bin do run when typing in the command, > eg: $ mozilla, and up pops the browser. The only problems seem to be with > these applications mentioned before which interestingly have a flashing red > background. > Even as root I get the same message as I do as a user: > bash: g++: command not found
Andrew, Since no one has responded so far, I'll offer a hint (because that's all I can do) -- the flashing red background indicates a problem, and I think it means that what you are looking at is a link, and the link is broken somewhere, somehow. Maybe you can attempt to track down the link. Try doing an ls -al on the link, and then backtrace to the destination. (To confirm the flashing red link for myself, I created a link to a non-existent directory by typing "ln -s nonexisting", and then did an ls -al in the directory from where I issued the ln -s command.) Good luck, Randy Kramer
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