gEDA-user: Re: Installing in Debain. Nothing (at all) works

["somethin2cool@yahoo.com" <somethin2cool@yahoo.com>]

Stuart Brorson wrote:
> On Fri, 4 May 2007, 
> somethin2cool@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> > No matter how I install gEDA on Debian 4 (Etch), the only things that 
> > work are the schematic editor and a viewer for gerber files.
>
> Please be a little more specific.  How do you run the tools?  From the
> command line?  And what do you mean "only things that work"?  Which
> programs fail, and how do they fail?  Do they say anything when they fail?
>
> > I have used aptitude, and the iso and still just have these tools.
>
> ????
>
> Which version of the ISO?  What did it say when you ran it?
>
> > I am using the tools menu to switch applications.
>
> What tools menu in which program?  How did you start it up?  From teh
> command line?  Some icon?
>
> > Is there a terminal method which can diagnose what has gone wrong?
>
> ????
>
> Stuart
>
>
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Stuart, what was the point in that response? Everything you asked was 
alredy covered

1) Launched from the tools menu in the gEDA project manager
2) Aptitude is a way of installing programs (on Debian based OS)
3) The latest stable from the website (the gEDA website)
4) It didn't say anything, it just ran, otherwise I would have said "I 
get this error: xxx"
5) No, if I started the individual aps from the command line I wouldn't 
be asking what commands were needed to do that.

To clarify, can someone please tell me the commands to start the 
individual aps of the gEDA suite so I can find out what the errors are 
(which I also said in the original post)



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