well imo Mozilla Firefox is the best one out there...
I've tried Galeon, Mozilla (the "original"), Konqueror, Opera....it's a long list. but anyway...
I meant that maybe you should try running the run-mozilla.sh (I just checked the name) and give firefox to it as an argument. so first see where the sh-file lies (suppose you've run updatedb after installing mozilla, or that it's been a day or something so that it's run automatically)
the $ sign means the command line here, so don't write it
so do like this (in terminal):
$ locate run-mozilla.sh
now you should get the path where that file is. it's the "base" of mozilla or something..then, look where your firefox's binary lies:
$ locate firefox-bin
and you should get the path to your firefox's binary file. then let's combine these two...on the command below, the /path/to/run-mozilla.sh stands for the path you got from "locate run-mozilla.sh" and /the/path/to/firefox-bin stands for the path you got from "locate firefox-bin" above...so you use the two paths we located above with this line:
$ /path/to/run-mozilla.sh /the/path/to/firefox-bin
(remember to give the full paths to your run-mozilla.sh and firefox-bin and _not_ to use those I wrote above!) this should start the run-mozilla.sh and tell _it_ to run the firefox's binary file....try and see if it starts, and if not, what it tells.
if you truly wish to use some other browser, try out Opera for example...altough I think you really should get this one working
but post here what you get by following the directions I gave, either the results or (in case it didn't work or you didn't understand something...sorry if you don't...) anything else. I'll explain again if you missed something...
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