The eDonkey network. Why can't I download from here?
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open the archive
and copy the folder called "seamonkey"
to /opt
add /opt/seamonkey to the system $PATH
( that way the binary /opt/seamonkey/seamonkey can be found )
if there is a lib error you might have to add the seamonkey folder to the "LD_LIBRARY_PATH"
if the firefox ( yes firefox) plugins are not auto found then link the /usr/lib64/browser-plugins to the plugins folder in the seamonkey folder
open the archive
and copy the folder called "seamonkey"
to /opt
add /opt/seamonkey to the system $PATH
( that way the binary /opt/seamonkey/seamonkey can be found )
if there is a lib error you might have to add the seamonkey folder to the "LD_LIBRARY_PATH"
if the firefox ( yes firefox) plugins are not auto found then link the /usr/lib64/browser-plugins to the plugins folder in the seamonkey folder
Yes! Now I'm understanding.
Something like this would be ok? (after copying the folder, of course)
Yes! Now I'm understanding.
...
Please help me with this last issue.
Hi argentux. I mean this in a nice way...
John VV made a suggestion regarding $PATH. If you don't want to change your $PATH and want to use the symbolic link you suggested, you could simply try it and see if that link is all you need. You don't need to ask first.
It's good to try things. The computer is a great teacher, it will let you know when something works or doesn't work.
argentux, I didn't mean to interrupt the assistance John VV was providing. In your case you seemed familiar with ln, so it sounded like it would be straight forward for you to try your link idea and see if it works or not.
It's great that we have computers to work with. You don't have to guess if a program will compile or run, the computer will let you know. Why something doesn't work on a computer, however, is up to us to figure out.
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