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I am trying to install Firefox from a tar.gz file I unpacked it using the tar-xzvf then entered dir and this is the result, what do I do next?
[alan2273@x1-6-00-0c-6e-3a-10-cc alan2273]$ tar -xzvf/home/alan2273/firefox-0.9.1-i686-linux-gtk2+xft-installer.tar.gz
firefox-installer/
firefox-installer/xpi/
firefox-installer/xpi/abe.xpi
firefox-installer/xpi/adt.xpi
firefox-installer/xpi/browser.xpi
firefox-installer/xpi/deflenus.xpi
firefox-installer/xpi/help.xpi
firefox-installer/xpi/langenus.xpi
firefox-installer/xpi/regus.xpi
firefox-installer/xpi/talkback.xpi
firefox-installer/xpi/xpcom.xpi
firefox-installer/config.ini
firefox-installer/header.xpm
firefox-installer/installer.ini
firefox-installer/license.txt
firefox-installer/watermark.xpm
firefox-installer/firefox-installer
firefox-installer/firefox-installer-bin
[alan2273@x1-6-00-0c-6e-3a-10-cc alan2273]$ dir
Desktop evolution firefox-installer tmp
Documents firefox-0.9.1-i686-linux-gtk2+xft-installer.tar.gz first\ try.k3b
[alan2273@x1-6-00-0c-6e-3a-10-cc alan2273]$
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Try this
open a terminal
[alan2273@x1-6-00-0c-6e-3a-10-cc alan2273]$ cd firefox-installer enter
su enter
password type root password here enter
[root@x1-6-00-0c-6e-3a-10-cc firefox-installer]$ ./firefox-installer enter
That should do it!
then
[root@x1-6-00-0c-6e-3a-10-cc firefox-installer]$ exit [COLOUR-Gray]enter
[alan2273@x1-6-00-0c-6e-3a-10-cc firefox-installer]$ exit [COLOUR-Gray]enter
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Thanks for that it worked, now I cannot find where it installed to or how to start it .
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It will most likely have been installed into /usr/bin
Try first of all launching it from the 'run application' or a terminal.
Try (from a terminal /console)
[alan2273@x1-6-00-0c-6e-3a-10-cc alan2273]$ /usr/bin/firefox
or simply type /usr/bin/firefox into the 'run' box.
If this works, you can create a shortcut to it, either on your desktop, launch bar or menu system, using the above command in the appropriate box and browsing for the appropriate shortcut.
Hope this helps!
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