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Hello.
I got "Freemind" running, after giving in the command "su /usr/freemind/freemind.sh", but shortly after, it then disappeared.
Before that, I downloaded and installed freemind-0.9.0~beta9.
Then I had to download ...
- 11-02-2007 #1Banned
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Sensation!: "Freemind" on Mepis...
Hello.
I got "Freemind" running, after giving in the command "su /usr/freemind/freemind.sh", but shortly after, it then disappeared.
Before that, I downloaded and installed freemind-0.9.0~beta9.
Then I had to download tree java folders with files:
librelaxng-datatype-java,
libcommons-lang-java, and
libcommons-codec-java.
(libforms-java has a fix, and I did not install it yet.)
Now I only get the error message:
"Sorry KDE Pannl,
KDEInit could not launch 'su/usr/freemind/freemind.sh'.:
Could not find 'su/usr/freemind/freemind.sh' executable."
- Kann anybody help???
Thank you.
Alexander
- 11-04-2007 #2Banned
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Hello again.
I would appreciate some help. Thank you.
Alexander
- 11-04-2007 #3Linux Guru
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You seem to be missing the space between su and the rest of the command. These are two distinct commands and should be delimited by a space.Sorry KDE Pannl,
KDEInit could not launch 'su/usr/freemind/freemind.sh'.:
Could not find 'su/usr/freemind/freemind.sh' executable."
- 11-04-2007 #4Banned
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Hello bigtomrodney,
Thank you so much, for your reply.
This is how I give in the command. With the space:
su /usr/freemind/freemind.sh
Hope to hear from you again.
Alexander
P.S.: Some great videos to watch, on blip.tv (Internet).
For example "Gardenfork", or "Furnitologie".
- 11-04-2007 #5Linux Guru
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- 11-04-2007 #6Banned
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Thanks, bigtom
your suggestions resulted in error messages.
Nevertheless, a few hours later, I was looking into "office", and to my surprise it showed a "FreeMind"-icon.
Each time I click on the icon from the panel menue, it procuces another icon on the panel bar.
Anyway, I have "FreeMind" now, and it is working nicely. This mindmapping application was added automatically to my office applications. It wasn't there before: a few days ago.
Something else:
I lost my "KDE-panel/all menus , applications, etc.", which used to pop up on my desktop.
- How can I get it back?
Thank you.
Alexander


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