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This is stupid and I know it but I'm trying to upgrade/install firefox 1.5. I was running 1.0.7 with no problem. I've since uninstall 1.0.7 and for the life of me I cannot get firefox 1.5 working.
I've tried
1. Installing rpm, it seems to install fine, creates a firefox directory in /usr/lib but I cant start firefox at all.
2. Unzipping .tar.gz file into /usr/lib and again it creates the relevant directory and I still cant open firefox.
I know this is a beginners mistake but I cant figure out what it is.
Any help is much appreciated, even the best way to go about installing Firefox would be great
Thanks that done the trick. When I read your reply I was instantly about to reply 'but I've install libstdc++ libraries but I decided to check out the other post to youpointed me towards and sure enough compact-libstdc++ is something else.
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