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Installing Firefox 1.5 in Linux

Asked by admash in Linux Setup

Tags: installing, linux

Ok, I am trying to get into linux, and after pulling my hair out trying to install Mandrake 10.1 on my emachines, The 'sperts here recommended Suse, which I have installed (and am now writing this question from!) without problems. Now I want to continue learning, but the problem is how to go about installing programs, namely Firefox 1.5. I understand downloading the archive files, but the online instructions that I have found aren't making much sense, since I am a recovering windows addict.

So the question is now that I have downloaded firefox-1.5.tar.gz, what do I do with it to 'install' it? i understand that I need to extract it to a directory, but is there a default directory I should use, and how do I do it? (I'd love to learn how by the command line, but if Suse 9.1 has a GUI to do it, I'd like to learn this as well).

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