I installed QCad on Crunchbang Linux, Waldorf using synaptic. Now when I check in terminal, it is installed$ sudo apt-get install qcadReading package lists... DoneBuilding dependency tree       Reading state information... Doneqcad is already the newest version.0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 256 not upgraded.But when I try to run it, this is what I get:$ qcadbash: qcad: command not foundAny thoughts what the problem might be?
QCad successfully installed but will not launch
linux
Debian replaced QCad by LibreCAD, a fork that's fully free software. The qcad package in Debian wheezy (which Crunchbang is based on it's getting really old) is a basically empty package that depends on librecad, it's just there to facilitate upgrades. The real software is in the librecad package and it's called librecad.You can list the files in the qcad package withdpkg -L qcadYou'll see that there are very few files, and /usr/share/doc/qcad/NEWS.Debian.gz will tell you what's going on.The information is also present in the description of the qcad package which you can see withdpkg -s qcador apt-cache show qcad (which works even if qcad isn't installed).