Subj : Raspberry Pi
To : IB JOE
From : Dumas Walker
Date : Mon Sep 17 2018 05:16 pm
> This is the frustrating part, for me anyway, in learning Linux is.... well
..
> I may have ephed things up. I did run apt-get install... it ran... I looked
> everywhere and couldn't find it. tried the second way, building it via
> source... it built it... somewhere... Can't find it. I have a local
> guy/friend I know who'll dig me out of this mess.
There are a few places that it could have put it. For packages, if you are
running the x server, a package like synaptic might help. It is a GUI
package manager. I mostly use apt-get from the command line, but I can use
synaptic to figure out where a package has put something if I cannot find it.
There are other ways, too, that folks will probably suggest, which require
a little more comfort with the command line.
On my pi, it put the executable in /usr/sbin, and the config file in
/etc/binkd.
Mike
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