[Errors] ./buildset

[phat steve]

Hi, I'm running kubuntu 14.04 with trinity desktop and love it. The problem I have is, I want to install nuvox icon theme. I have the tar.gz file, the instructions with it are... "First you just have to decompress the file nuvoX_0X.tar.gz, then, enter to the folder and to execute it in the
console ./buildset (you need IMAGEMAGICK installed, please wait to icons be compressed). This creates a file named nuvox_0X.tar.bz2 (This is the completed theme)"
I have ImageMagick installed, but when I attempt to execute ./buildset I get 'No such file or directory'. I've tried as normal user and sudo, same result. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Thank you
Steve

[jlittle]

Well, on the face of it, the instructions are saying:

In dolphin, double-click the file, Ark will start, persuade it to "Extract All" (I'm not sure exactly what you'd click on in Ark to achieve this, it seems to have changed a bit since KDE 3.) A directory called nuvoX_something will be created. Start a konsole, and cd into that directory, and run ./buildset.

Alternatively, use konsole all the way. Say, if your .tar.gz file is in Downloads,

cd Downloads
tar xf nuvoX_0X.tar.gz
cd nuvoX_0X
./buildset

[phat steve]

This gives me 3 items..folder mimelnk..install.sh..and readme. So I've run ./install.sh and get 'this scrip enable some mimelnk icons for nuvox icons theme
ok
installed for the user: xxxxx
But it isn't, I've tried System Settings and Trinity Control Center unders Themes>Icons, but it's not there

Then from konsole, in the nuvox folder I ran ./buildset like you suggested and again...'No such file or directory'

The mimelnk folder contains 3 folders..application, audio, and image, none contain a buildset shell script

[phat steve]

OK, done it! Trinity Control Center installs from tar.bz2. Thank you for help
Steve
meant to say, downloaded an older version (04) and there was buildset.sh!

[jlittle]

Great. Maybe I should have pointed out that "./buildset" means "run a script called buildset" in the current directory", so it's a good idea if you get "No such file or directory" to type "ls" and see what's there. A lot of downloads will have a file, often called README or INSTALL, that give useful clues.