`which` in which package

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Which package does the command `which` come in? by any chance ?

[BurntAsh]

http://www.slackware.com/pb/showfile...n-9.2.0-i486-2

is that what you are looking for?

also..

ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/which/

[Tyr_7BE]

Debian packages can be searched at http://packages.debian.org/

In this case, it seems /usr/bin/which can be found in the "debianutils" package.

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Thanks guys! I really appreciate it. I was looking for the source, actually. Once again! Thanks and karma++ to all in this thread!

[Tyr_7BE]

I know it may be a little late for this, but to any future readers who happen to google this page, the source of a debian package can be obtained by typing "apt-get source packagename" (this assumes that packagename is provided by a deb-src repository that is listed in your /etc/apt/sources.list file).

I don't know why but I keep thinking you're using Debian

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[quote author=Tyr_7BE link=board=2;threadid=10102;start=0#msg91683 date=1104977266]
I know it may be a little late for this, but to any future readers who happen to google this page, the source of a debian package can be obtained by typing "apt-get source packagename" (this assumes that packagename is provided by a deb-src repository that is listed in your /etc/apt/sources.list file).

I don't know why but I keep thinking you're using Debian
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Thanks Tyr! I really appreciate it.

I wish I could use debian. But XFree86 couldn't work with my card, more like, it didn't start X. So I was like, when something works for me, why trouble myself. So next time, when I try debian, I'll get it working hopefully. ubuntu was fine actually.

[countach44]

Couldn't you install debian, and then install xorg?
And you know that "when something works for me" bit is bull :P