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Answer» Hi there, Any help on this would be great. Any help on installing themes on this OS would be great too In Appearance preferences you can install new themes. You could install a separate theme manager, as well. I've found Emerald to be awesome myself. Quote from: BC_Programmer on March 22, 2011, 03:28:48 PM you'll need to use quotes:I've looked at some references, such as http://linux.about.com/od/ubuntu_doc/a/ubudg24t7.htm, and none of them indicate quotes around the file name are NECESSARY. Does this particular file, Untitled 1.html, require quotes for some reason? Base2, are you sure you're in the right directory when you try to delete the file? Quote from: soybean on March 23, 2011, 09:42:12 AM Does this particular file, Untitled 1.html, require quotes for some reason?Spaces. rm deletes each file that has been specified. arguments are separated with spaces. with the space it TRIES to delete a file called "Untitled" and "1.html" and reports no such file or directory for both. OK. Thanks for that info. you can either put quotes surrounding it, OR you can escape the spaces. Code: [Select]rm Untitled\ 1.html I USUALLY let bash HANDLE it by tabbing.Hi all, Sorry I took so long to check back. Thanks for the replies. I tried it with another file and as you said BC it was looking for the two files, I didn't even think of that. So thanks very much. I tried with another file Untitled1 and the "rm" worked fine, tried with rm "Untitled 1" and this worked as well. Thanks again!! B2 Quote In Appearance preferences you can install new themes. Forgot to say thanks for the info on the themes too! I'll give Emerald a check. Thanks B2 |
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