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    Firefox 1.5 released!!!!


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    Thanks a bunch! It's not even announced on mozilla site yet!

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    If it's Slashdotted, does it really need to be?

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    I can't seem to get it to install correctly. It works when I click the shell script inside the folder I unpacked from the .tar.gz. Is that it? Does that mean it's installed?

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    Just extract the tarball and run the firefox script.

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    That's what I did, I wanted to put an icon or something in the dock at the bottom of the screen like my other firefox was though, is there anyway I can do that. Thanks by the way..

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    What GUI are you using?

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    KDE.

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    Right click on Kicker (panel)>Add to Panel>Application>select .desktop from KMenu (add one with kmenuedit)

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    I can't wait till it's in the pacman repositories! Yay!

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