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ksmoothdock 3.3.5. help!


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  • 2 weeks later...

That's a downside of using easy-to-use mandrake tools such as urpmi:-).

 

kpackage, the frontend to rpm, can be useful here. run kpackage, and use the 'find package' option to find the package. Once you've found it, choose the tab called "Files" on the left and locate files which this package puts in /usr/share/bin, /usr/bin/ or /usr/local/bin/ directories. One of them is the command which you will have to type in the command prompt.

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