Installed firefox 2, but in a different languages, help
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Installed firefox 2, but in a different languages, help
Hi,
Sorry, another newbie here, a little bit shamed to ask this question,
I download the firefox 2 tgz file from www.linuxpackages.net, and installed on my slackware 11 successfully, but when I executived it, and found out it was in a total different language, which is not readible for me..
Can someone help me to fix this issue, please?
please understand that I can't read anything on the tool bar of firefox right now.. really don't know where the "option" or "tools" is.....where to find the language option..
Can you actually change the language in Firefox. I was pretty sure that there is one Firefox for every different language. At least that is how it looks like on their Firefox download page.
Anyway, I would recommend you to remove that package, go to firefox homepage and grab a linux version with your desired language. All you have to do is to unpack Firefox and run the firefox.sh file. No need install things here or there or run this or that command ^_^;;
Use the official Slackware Firefox 2.0.0.3 package which is available in /slackware-11.0/extra/ on any Slackware mirror or under "Packages" on the Slackware web site.
Thank you, Mega Man X, Eternal_Newbie, props666999, Road_map,
thanks for the advices, and I tried a couple instrcutions you guys mentioned, and finally, I went to the slackware package page, and downloaded an official one, and it just worked,,
hahaha..
thanks again,, but english font doesn't look as great as the Hungrian one,,
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