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I can not get Netscape 4.8 to install. I am very new to linux, but I have installed a couple of programs but this one has me. I get as far as untarring it and that is it. Any tips is greatly appreciated. Thanks
why are you trying to install 4.8? versino 7 is nearly out? either way, either get an RPM from rpmfind.net or a binary version from netscape.com tar.gz's are silly for somethign like netscape. search this site for more information about installing software.
Run the ns-install script as root. Everything should go pretty smoothly. I'm curious to know why you are installing such an old version of Netscape when there are much more capable browsers such as Mozilla and Phoenix.
Thanks for the help, but I do not need to install it now. I was just wanting it so I could access the Capital One sight. They are finally able to let you use Gecko now. Thanks.
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