[SOLVED] freeciv/flightgear in Debian woody r3

[MacTown06]

I installed freeciv and flightgear by doing a

"apt-get install freeciv" and

"apt-get install flightgear"

both went over with no errors.

The problem is I just do not know how to open them. I would think all I have to do is open a terminal and type "flightgear" or " freeciv". But in both cases I get the same responce.

"bash: flightgear: command not found"
"bash: freeciv: command not found"

I have tried it with hyphens and unscores in various places but I still have no luck.

Any Ideas?

[bwkaz]

Isn't there some way using apt-get (or dpkg?) to list the files installed by a package? "dpkg list flightgear" perhaps?

[deathadder]

dpkg -p free-civ or dpkg -l free-civ

May be what your looking for...


dpkg -S also

[bwkaz]

Ah. It's "ipkg list <packagename>" when using OpenWRT's ipkg system (which I thought was based on Debian's packaging, though I could be wrong). That's where I got "list" from.

But I should say, I've never used Debian itself, so don't believe me if somebody that has used it says differently. ;)

[MacTown06]

I got it. YOu were correct. The command is "dpkg -S <package name>"