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Whenever I install a program, i can never find the damn thing and of course they dont make my life easy and make the global command be something simple like "zend" Anywho - any tips?
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pacman -Ql packagname will say all the files that were installed with that package. Look for something in /usr/bin. You can also read man locate and man find and man apropos.
Dusty
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I like to use whereis to find newly installed things.
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KDE has a nice little search feature right in the applications list. I use it alot.
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I like to use whereis to find newly installed things.
# whereis whereis
whereis: /usr/bin/whereis /usr/man/man1/whereis.1.gz
# pacman -Qo /usr/bin/whereis
/usr/bin/whereis is owned by util-linux 2.12-7
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locate PACKAGENAME
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I usually use slocate to find newly installed programs. Its usually required to run 'slocate -u' to update the list. However, most of your packages will be installed somewhere in /usr, as that is the 'Arch Way'.
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