On Mon, August 1, 2005 10:51 am, Dave Gutteridge said:
>
> I recently configured and made the drivers for my wacom device. It
> installed okay, the drivers seem to be working, and there were no errors
> in the configure and make process.
>
> However, one application that was supposed to be isntalled is a
> graphical tablet configuration utility called wacomcpl. So far as I
> know, it should be installed. But perhaps it is somewhere that is not
> included in the path. But I have no idea where the program would have
> been installed to.
>
> I can't find by Google the right command on the net to find out
> where an application is, although I'm sure it exists. What should I do
> to try and find an application called wacomcpl on my system?
>
> Dave
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You can issue this command to find that program (if it exists) on your
machine:
find / -name 'wacomcpl'
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Johnny Hughes
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