19-Oct-2013, 4:03 PM
"/" in Linux is the root directory, somewhat similar to "C:\" in Windows.
Therefore "/.tworld" in Linux is like "C:\.tworld" in Windows...it's not actually where you want to find the directory. You need the "~" prefix, representing your user home directory: "~/.tworld".
And if you haven't reconfigured anything, Madhav's suggestion should return something like "/home/your_user_name/.tworld/sets" -- "~" is a shortcut for "/home/your_user_name", so it comes to the same thing.
Therefore "/.tworld" in Linux is like "C:\.tworld" in Windows...it's not actually where you want to find the directory. You need the "~" prefix, representing your user home directory: "~/.tworld".
And if you haven't reconfigured anything, Madhav's suggestion should return something like "/home/your_user_name/.tworld/sets" -- "~" is a shortcut for "/home/your_user_name", so it comes to the same thing.