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Going off of combined info from this question...
Perhaps the rosinstall documentation might help. You can install roboearth wherever you want to, but you specified ~/ros as the destination in your command. In the installation instructions you're following, the next line after the code box specifies what the paths are so you can change them if you want. You can also type 'rosinstall -h' to see the rosinstall help info.
The program wasn't quite done on the second picture you posted on the other question. But if it ran without errors, it should have created a setup.bash file for roboearth somewhere. You need to find that file and source it. It should be in ~/ros but maybe it's in a different directory like ~/ros/stacks or ~/ros/stacks/roboearth
If there were errors when rosinstall-ing roboearth, please edit this question to include them now that rosinstall is installed so we can be of more help.
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