# Weird output when running through terminal.

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While I get it to work in the GUI, running the beginners tutorial through a Linux terminal gives me the following output:

Attached property Antisymmetric to F_{µ ν}.
Attached property Accent to δ{#}.
- 1/4 ∫(F^{µ ν}F_{µ ν}}{x}
F_{µ ν} = \partial_{µ}(A_{ν}) - \partial_{ν}(A_{µ})
F_{µ ν} = \partial_{µ}(A_{ν}) - \partial_{ν}(A_{µ})
F_{µ ν} = \partial_{µ}(A_{ν}) - \partial_{ν}(A_{µ})
F_{µ ν} = \partial_{µ}(A_{ν}) - \partial_{ν}(A_{µ})
F_{µ ν} = \partial_{µ}(A_{ν}) - \partial_{ν}(A_{µ})
F_{µ ν} = F_{µ ν}
F_{µ ν} = F_{µ ν}


So aside from the weird brackets in the integral, it seems like it's completely skipping the definition of the action. Does anyone know what could be causing this?

Also, if I can sneak in a bonus question, is there any documentation on how to run cadabra through a terminal specifically?

+1 vote

What does the first line of output read when you start cadabra2, e.g.

 Cadabra 2.2.9 (build 2387.f0a2a51a62 dated 2020-05-02)


?

Cadabra 2.2.8 (build 8.6f5da61 dated 2020-04-07)