[Novices] Firefox download
Adam Tauno Williams
awilliam at whitemice.org
Sat Jan 1 16:48:01 EST 2005
> > OK..... Because I need to learn this, I have downloaded this Firefox
> > 1.0 to my desktop again so I can learn to install it.
> > Where do and how do I get this package manager? Shouldn't I have one
> > with my distro? I'm running SuSe 9.1 Pro and KDE desktop. I also have
> > DSL to the Internet so going to the web to get something is not a
> > problem. I would like to install this Firefox and see if I like it.
Looks to me liek firefox is available for SuSe 9.1.
estate1:/var # rug packages suse-91-i586 | grep -i fire
| MozillaFirefox | 0.9.3-1.4
Just try installing via Yast's add/remove packages thingy.
> Since you're running SuSE, it's based on the RPM package manager.
> Tar files and RPM files are a bit much to explain on a mailing list IMO.
> (but if someone else wants to give it a try, feel free! :)
Well, you see... it is like a box of chocolates.... no, wait... it isn't
at all, and I despise that movie.
> There have been KLUG presentations on the subject a long time ago.
> And Adam as been begging people to suggest beginner presentation topics.
> I recommend you subscribe to the "speakers" mailing list if you're not
> already on it (if not, you should be!) and suggest some presentations.
> Maybe we can repeat some of the old material, but first we need to learn
> what people want to hear about.
Yes, what he said,
> > So far, I'm not impressed with the graphics I see on the Linux browsers.
> Is your problem with the actual graphics, or the text? If it's really
> the text, go to YAST, online update, and download the Microsoft fonts.
> That helps web pages a lot, IMO.
I'd recommend that too.
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