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I recently installed Ubuntu on my boss's computer, who uses netzero dial-up. I found the download .deb file and installed it, it says it installed, but i dont know where to find it. i need help. please...
I've never used NetZero but dpkg -L <name of NetZero package> will tell you all the files associated with that package. You can get a list of all packages on the system with dpkg -l, if you don't know what the package is called.
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