I've downloaded an archive of a screen saver -- where does it belong?

[Dale]

Hi,

it is explained on this page if you took the time to read it.

http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/KDE+Asciiquarium?content=29207&PHPSESSID=78551e6732845c0cc0ff47d4ebe89120

Regards
Dale

2008/8/18 Peter Williams <pewtas at gmail.com>:
>
> Hello All Kubuntu fans,
>
> today I downloaded a screen saver from here:
> http://www.kde-look.org/content/download.php?content=29207&id=1&tan=87676054
>
> It is called KDE Asciiquarium... and the screen shot of it looks really
> cool... so I definitely want to install it. The problem is that I don't know
> the command to uncompress the file nor the file location where the files (in
> the archive) belong.
>
> The file which I have downloaded (containing the screen saver files) is
> named "29207-aasaver-0.3.2.tar.bz2". And it is located in the following
> folder on my pc:
>
> /home/user/Archives/Themes/  <--- folder e.g. my user name is 'user'.
>
> Can someone please tell me the exact command(s) which I need to enter in
> order to uncompress the screen saver to the correct location & all how to
> configure it. Note: I was able to open this archive file with one of the
> archive managers (I forget which one) and view its contents, however I have
> no idea where to put the files (e.g. where to uncompress them to).
>
> btw - I'm using Linux Kubuntu 8.04 (code named Hardy Heron) with KDE 4.0
> imsc.
>
> Best Regards and Happy Computing.
> PEW
>
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