Adding songs to Frets on fire in Linux

How to add songs to frets on fire in a Linux operating system.

The only reason I used the song in the video is because when I posted the Video, there was a high pitched noise that sounded like the mosquito ringtone. I used audioswap and found the only song that the length was close to the video.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• frets
• on
• fire
• adding
• songs
• linux
• ubuntu
• root
• nautilus
• file
• browser

[oilfighter21]

mine pops up premission denied when i try to put stuff in the folder

[justinb93]

@oilfighter21 I would love to help you, but I haven't done anything with this game in a long time.  Also, this is Ubuntu 8.04, so I'm not sure how well these instructions carry over to newer versions like 11.10 so.... X(

[jusali11]

Can you please help me! When i'm trying to put songs in, i can't do that. It doesn't work, and i can't make new folder. I can't change anything. What can i do?

[justinb93]

I had the same problem the first time I tried to to this. you have to use the nautilus root file browser. just type in "gksudo nautilus" in the terminal like I show on the video, and go to the folder, and drag the song inside of the folder. If you need anything else, then just message me.

[holymonkey3]

thanks so much! mine came with no songs, now i need some songs, but... THANKYOU!

[justinb93]

yeah, it took me a while to find the instructions myself.

[inspektura43]

awesome!

[MrSa7ish]

Thank you

[Dragonuv5]

i liked the desktop

[Robin16171718]

Thanks.

[swantonhhh]

tank

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[ronaldmcgoddamdonald]

For me the directory is /usr/share/fretsonfire/data/so­ngs

[PrinceOfDacia]

thx!

[Jem30191]

Damn!! Thanks!!!