/usr/bin/install is missing!

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Last edited by Falcata (2008-01-25 22:02:46)

Problem solved.  I made a link to /bin/install under /usr/bin, and it worked fine.
Now then, another question: why did Nodoka get installed under /usr/local/lib, rather than /usr/lib?
EDIT: Should have waited a moment before posting, I guess.  How do you install packages from AUR?  Or packages that you downloaded onto your system?
Last edited by Falcata (2008-01-25 23:41:26)

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