Installing The Hessling Editor (THE) and Locating the Demonstration File

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I'm still getting started with Linux. I've been trying to install The Hessling Editor with REXX enabled on Ubuntu (and hopefully the Linux Subsystem on Windows in the future). I thought it would be simple by just doing



sudo apt-get install the


and then



sudo apt-get install regina-rexx


but then I'm not able to find the demonstration file. I've tried searching for it



find options ./ "demo.the"


but the search yields nothing. Am I doing something wrong or do I need to get the demonstration file from somewhere else?







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    I'm still getting started with Linux. I've been trying to install The Hessling Editor with REXX enabled on Ubuntu (and hopefully the Linux Subsystem on Windows in the future). I thought it would be simple by just doing



    sudo apt-get install the


    and then



    sudo apt-get install regina-rexx


    but then I'm not able to find the demonstration file. I've tried searching for it



    find options ./ "demo.the"


    but the search yields nothing. Am I doing something wrong or do I need to get the demonstration file from somewhere else?







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      I'm still getting started with Linux. I've been trying to install The Hessling Editor with REXX enabled on Ubuntu (and hopefully the Linux Subsystem on Windows in the future). I thought it would be simple by just doing



      sudo apt-get install the


      and then



      sudo apt-get install regina-rexx


      but then I'm not able to find the demonstration file. I've tried searching for it



      find options ./ "demo.the"


      but the search yields nothing. Am I doing something wrong or do I need to get the demonstration file from somewhere else?







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      I'm still getting started with Linux. I've been trying to install The Hessling Editor with REXX enabled on Ubuntu (and hopefully the Linux Subsystem on Windows in the future). I thought it would be simple by just doing



      sudo apt-get install the


      and then



      sudo apt-get install regina-rexx


      but then I'm not able to find the demonstration file. I've tried searching for it



      find options ./ "demo.the"


      but the search yields nothing. Am I doing something wrong or do I need to get the demonstration file from somewhere else?









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          The file is in /usr/share/THE.



          You can find this by running dpkg -L the | grep demo.the, or if you install apt-file, apt-file search demo.the. You can also use find, as you thought, as follows:



          find / -name demo.the


          This starts searching from the root directory, looking for a file named demo.the. You’ll get a lot of error messages saying you don’t have the necessary permissions to access certain directories, but it will still find the file.






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          • Was I using the command find incorrectly?
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          • And thank you, I found the file.
            – rxc370
            Jun 14 at 14:03










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          The file is in /usr/share/THE.



          You can find this by running dpkg -L the | grep demo.the, or if you install apt-file, apt-file search demo.the. You can also use find, as you thought, as follows:



          find / -name demo.the


          This starts searching from the root directory, looking for a file named demo.the. You’ll get a lot of error messages saying you don’t have the necessary permissions to access certain directories, but it will still find the file.






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          • Was I using the command find incorrectly?
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          • And thank you, I found the file.
            – rxc370
            Jun 14 at 14:03














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          The file is in /usr/share/THE.



          You can find this by running dpkg -L the | grep demo.the, or if you install apt-file, apt-file search demo.the. You can also use find, as you thought, as follows:



          find / -name demo.the


          This starts searching from the root directory, looking for a file named demo.the. You’ll get a lot of error messages saying you don’t have the necessary permissions to access certain directories, but it will still find the file.






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          • Was I using the command find incorrectly?
            – rxc370
            Jun 14 at 14:03










          • And thank you, I found the file.
            – rxc370
            Jun 14 at 14:03












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          up vote
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          The file is in /usr/share/THE.



          You can find this by running dpkg -L the | grep demo.the, or if you install apt-file, apt-file search demo.the. You can also use find, as you thought, as follows:



          find / -name demo.the


          This starts searching from the root directory, looking for a file named demo.the. You’ll get a lot of error messages saying you don’t have the necessary permissions to access certain directories, but it will still find the file.






          share|improve this answer















          The file is in /usr/share/THE.



          You can find this by running dpkg -L the | grep demo.the, or if you install apt-file, apt-file search demo.the. You can also use find, as you thought, as follows:



          find / -name demo.the


          This starts searching from the root directory, looking for a file named demo.the. You’ll get a lot of error messages saying you don’t have the necessary permissions to access certain directories, but it will still find the file.







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          • Was I using the command find incorrectly?
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            Jun 14 at 14:03










          • And thank you, I found the file.
            – rxc370
            Jun 14 at 14:03
















          • Was I using the command find incorrectly?
            – rxc370
            Jun 14 at 14:03










          • And thank you, I found the file.
            – rxc370
            Jun 14 at 14:03















          Was I using the command find incorrectly?
          – rxc370
          Jun 14 at 14:03




          Was I using the command find incorrectly?
          – rxc370
          Jun 14 at 14:03












          And thank you, I found the file.
          – rxc370
          Jun 14 at 14:03




          And thank you, I found the file.
          – rxc370
          Jun 14 at 14:03












           

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