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I have installed Cinelerra on Debian 9. I had to activate an additional repository for this, namely deb-multimedia, so that I can install it with apt-get install.

The installation worked and which cinelerra displays /usr/bin/cinelerra as location.

But, something is different than usual. Normally, I can run the newly installed program from the graphical menu, but this time cinelerra can not be found. So I examined /usr/bin/cinelerra and this file is already set as excutable, but I can not run it when I type its name in the terminal ./usr/bin/cinelerra has no effect.

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Just type

cinelerra

in a terminal.

With ./usr/bin/cinelerra, your shell will look for a folder called usr in the current directory, a folder called bin inside that, and cinelerra inside the latter; that’s not what you’re after here. If you want to specify the full path, drop the full stop:

/usr/bin/cinelerra
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