If you are more descriptive in your question, you will get better responses ...it's in the guidelines for LQ....


I'm sure if you google some of your questions, Google will happily give you a response. Most of your questions can be answered with a little research on your part. Not that we wouldn't be happy to help...we just like a little initive.

I will give you a few quick bits of wisdom:

find out what the terminal or shell is...its like DOS if you have ever used it.

learn man....even try man man to get your started.

Look up the "linux documentation project" that has some great resources
pick one distrobution and learn that well. I will not tell you which one to use....its your choice

Yes, that is funny. I'd guess that you've done something wrong. Although, maybe you just installed Ubuntu after SuSE.
The .exe doesn't exist. Forget about the old world, you are in a new one. And I don't understand the inference that a .exe controls the icon in some way.
Not a clue....what is it? Would I even want to use it under Linux? My guess from the general flow of these questions is that a Linux user wouldn't even want to use it.
a) use the package manager to install and uninstall
b) (Roughly) You can't. You shouldn't, unless you wanted to break it (or you were compiling your own software). Why did you want to?
Well I suppose I could download a .flv in the same way that I download anything else. But I have no idea why I'd want to download a .flv because I use Linux.
on the command line, 'man'. Individual gui's and distros have their own arrangements for help concerning kde, gnome,... Look out for lifebelt icons or similar.
Firefox is free. It is unneccessary to pay any cash.
Did you use the package manager to install it, or did you do something wrong?
They are different. They do a similar thing, though. And you are probably not interested.
Oddly, I was starting to worry about that. Would it be an awful imposition to ask you to ask questions that make sense in a Linux context? Maybe even use a search engine or read something before you post?

Joking? Or didn't recognize the obvious spelling error?

To get to the firefox cache, first you need to find your home directory, then you need to find your firefox profile directory:

If you are using a GUI file browser, such as Konqueror, there will be a shortcut icon (a picture of a folder with a tiny house on it) to get to your home directory.

In a terminal (or in Konqueror if you prefer to use this method) you can use ~/ to specify your home directory.

In Konqueror you can select view/ShowHiddenFiles to see the subdirectories that begin with . (but only in the main panel. They don't show in the directory tree, which really annoys me). That could get you all the way the cache by GUI clicking rather than typing.

To find the firefox profile, look in ~/.mozilla/firefox and find a directory whose name ends with .default
Open that directory and open the Cache directory inside it.

you can use the package manager to search for keywords and find application packages that satisfy your needs. Suse uses YAST as its package manager. To do the same in Ubuntu, use the application called synaptic.

This may answer some of your other questions:

http://www.reallylinux.com/docs/windowstolinux.shtml

For Documentation:

http://www.ubuntu.com/support
http://en.opensuse.org/Documentation (opensuse)
http://www.linuxmanpages.com/

.deb files are the package format used by debian-based linux distribution package managers, such as that in Ubuntu.
.rpm files are those used by rpm-based distributions (redhat package manager), like fedora, mandriva, suse and PCLinuxOS.

first of all thanks a lot to all of u
to know , my native lang is not english
i use windows since 1996 till now
the windows operating system is running into my veins beside my blood,so to change this OS means to me like channing my whole blood.
also, there is something i knew from windows : the windows like a blind man leading another blind man, and all these years i decide not to be a blind,by learning
to learn windows is more simple than drinking water,( if u ask a baby one year old about any thing in the windows he will give u an answer as simple as u ask him).
all what i saw about windows is written to the blinds ... to those who did not know
all what i saw about linux is written to those who see ..... to those who know
did u think that i did not read ......
a simple equation : i read about windows ....i understand
i read about linux ...... i did not understand ..... so the problem either belong to the writer or to the linux itself.
simply i asked a Qs......i did not know ..... is the first step to know .....
Some of u gave me a help ...... thanks
Others give me a clear , sharp answer to one thing i notice a long time ago ......why all people use windows?
simply..... windows deals with people ....very normal people.... who only need simple click.....simple applications....simple results
linux only deals with genuses.... and we are not of this category...
thanks................

special thanks to ehawk , your links were very helpful to me ,
it is the first document deal with beginners, a simple word not codes...codes..codes like other documents.
the second thing i find from these pages that I'm a normal person has a normal Qs. my Qs. are all as other beginner Qs.