> Another detail, the terminal also outputs:
>
> unix-io: Cannot open /home/alfie/.config/audacious/Foo - Foobar: No
> such file or directory.
>
> Seems odd that it would look in a '.config' directory for an '.ogg' file.
>
> HTH...
What is the full path of the file you are trying to play, and how are
you communicating that path to Audacious?
For example:
I have a file named "Offenbach, Jacques - Can-Can.ogg " in the "Music"
subfolder of my home folder. Hence, the full path to the file is
"/home/john/Music/Offenbach, Jacques - Can-Can.ogg". To play this file,
I need to tell Audacious where to find it.
Option A:
I can open a terminal window in my home folder. Then, I go to the
"Music" subfolder:
$ cd Music
Then, I run:
$ audacious "Offenbach, Jacques - Can-Can.ogg"
Because I am in the "Music" folder already, I don't need to tell
Audacious any more than the simple file name.
Option B:
I can open a terminal window in any folder in the filesystem. Then, I run:
$ audacious "/home/john/Music/Offenbach, Jacques - Can-Can.ogg"
Because I am not in the "Music" folder, I need to include the full path
to the file on the command line.
Which of these two options are you trying to do?
-- John Lindgren
