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I need help. I am a real newbie of linux. I am using FC5. I am trying to install firefox 1.5.0.6. I logged in as root. Click on the update and nothing happens. I even did a yum updates and nothing. I even click on software updater and nothing. I want to update firefox and i cant. I downloaded the software and followed the tar instructions. How do i manually update the browser. I really need step-by-step instructions. Anyone can help me? I am trying to break the microsoft addiction.
Are you using firefox 1.5.0.x where x < 6 ? If that is the case, firefox will autoupdate to current version. Just make sure you enabled autoupdate(it is enabled by default). =)
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