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Yes, ls will list the current directory you are in. I would read the INSTALL file first it offers very detailed instructions on how to install the file and all dependencies needed to install it, as well as options that can be passed specific for your setup.
Ok read the README file first ..its almost screaming at you to. Then if src is a directory most likely you will be able to
cd src
./configure
make
make install
Good luck and sorry if I am wrong.
linux:~/boombox-0.3.1 # cat README
###########################################################
###### B o o m B o x ######
###### ######
###### By Simon Persson ######
###########################################################
See COPYING file for licence details.
Hopefully the application will be self-explainatory for most
parts, the other parts are listed here:
Keybindings in main player, equalizer and playlist:
Z - Previous song.
X - Play/pause.
C - Next.
P - Toggle playlist.
E - Toggle equalizer.
D - Toggle database browser.
V - Toggle visualizer window.
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