On Fri, 6 Feb 2004, Brett Caton wrote: >I have Redhat 9, KDE and I upgraded mozilla as root as per instructions, but >now it's not available to all users. I used Unix some 15 years ago and am >very hazy, but I seem to recall I had to add something to $PATH in the >.profile of each user? Or is that not applicable? > >Should I uninstall mozilla and reinstall into the sbin directory (sbin = >shared binaries, I'm guessing?) or does KDE do things another way? The >mozilla instruction were along the line of 1) uninstall mozilla 2) install >as root 3) using gnome, do blah blah blah 4) using KDE... uhoh, there is no >step 4! Aieee! > >I'm lost. I've tried reading through my linux manuals but they all seem to >work on the assumption you are running a single user environment and I >really can't afford to buy something more appropriate. > >Thanks for reading this through and I hope you will share your wisdom with >me. This list is for the discussion of XFree86 itself, the X server, X libraries and other things directly pertaining to XFree86. While mozilla is a graphical application which displays inside the XFree86 X server, that is not on topic for this list. A more appropriate list would be one of the mozilla.org end user mailing lists. -- Mike A. Harris _______________________________________________ xfree86-list mailing list xfree86-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/xfree86-list IRC: #xfree86 on irc.redhat.com
