Dear dev.
Do everyone a favor and lose the apostrophe on the download filename and top level folder. I know it's proper English, but those of us who use proper shell environments have to put up with this sort of insanity:
Code:
cd 'Downloads/A_Couple'\''s_Duet-0.2-pc'
That's from a drag and drop operation of the folder name from a file manager into a bash shell. The system is forced to put single quotes around it because there's stuff in there that should not be immediately sent to the parser. Bash interprets things like spaces, quotes and ampersand in special ways when interpreting the command. However since we are trying to specify a single quote, we end up using four more and a backslash, effectively putting two strings side by side with a \' in the middle representing the escaped single quote for the apostrophe.
We are also forced to run the shell script like this:
Code:
~/Downloads/A_Couple's_Duet-0.2-pc $ "./A_Couple's_Duet.sh"