Did you change the argument after “–parts” to point to where the folder is after the new download? That post showed a different name for the library folder than before. You mentioned downloading the parts library again. Since that is (I expect) wrong, the parts library folders it is trying to use do not exist. That is the home folder BEING the library, not the library IN the home folder. From those messages, whatever configuration Fritzing is using was looking for the library as being your home folder. The screen shot shows that you ran frizting without specifying “–parts” to point to the downloaded library. (it is not a small library) Aborting that, because it looks broken with no parts, ends up with a broken library. The first thing Fritzing does is go get it, but that takes time. It is not installed with the application. On initial startup, the parts library does not exist. If apt-get did install 0.9.4, the problem is probably that you did not wait after starting fritzing the first time. There have been changes that could be the cause of some of the problems you have seen. What you can get from the web site is currently 0.9.4b. I believe that the version that apt-get will install, is 0.9.3b.
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