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I have Red Hat 8.0 and with it came Mozilla 1.0.1. The Mozilla 1.0.1 is located in /usr/include. I created a new mozilla-1.3b file. I downloaded the rpms for 1.3b from mozilla.org. The GUI installer cannot find the file that I attempt to install (any of them). Where are the directions for this type of upgrade? Must it be done at shell/root? Or can it be done with the GUI? Also, what do I need to do to get the java to work in mozilla?
I tried that and got lots of error messages explaining why it could not uninstall. I did install 1.3b. 1.3b does not work. 1.0.1 works. Still have java problem. Java is installed (recognized at shell prompt). I would like to get into Yahoo bridge which requires java. It will not load. Neither does the scroller on BBC News Home Page.
just installed redhat 8 from iso's from linuxiso.org the other night. wanted her to have nice pretty anti-aliased fonts so i grabbed all the *.rpms from the above link and downloaded then into a folder i had created under her home directory. su'd to root and installed like so:
cd /directory/the/fresh/rpms/are/in
su
(enter your root password and hit enter key)
rpm -Uvh mozilla*
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