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Good evening,<BR>
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Thank you for your thoughts. I will drag the whole Firefox to /opt/firefox so that root user can use it. I am the only user on the Sun Blade 150; it is my personal computer at the house.<BR>
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Thank you,<BR>
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Fred<BR> <BR>
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> CC: skayser@opencsw.org; users@lists.opencsw.org<BR>> Subject: Re: [csw-users] Now a Problem Using FireFox<BR>> From: bwalton@opencsw.org<BR>> To: fredstrickland@hotmail.com<BR>> Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2011 22:15:57 -0400<BR>> <BR>> Excerpts from Fred Strickland's message of Thu Sep 15 22:08:07 -0400 2011:<BR>> <BR>> Hi Fred,<BR>> <BR>> > nice. Somehow, I don't think I should have had a real program<BR>> > inside a tmp folder. So where do you store your Firefox folder? Do<BR>> > you have it at the top level? Or do you have it inside /opt or<BR>> > another location?<BR>> <BR>> This depends on how it will be used. If it's only you, stick it in<BR>> your home directory (~/firefox or some such directory). If it needs<BR>> to be accessed by multiple users on a shared system, /opt/firefox or<BR>> /usr/local/firefox would be reasonable locations.<BR>> <BR>> > (Gecko:973): Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to find default local<BR>> > directory monitor type<BR>> <BR>> This is fairly normal and likely nothing to worry about. I'm not sure<BR>> what this particular warning is, but this type of warning is common<BR>> when running a gtk app from the cli.<BR>> <BR>> HTH.<BR>> <BR>> Thanks<BR>> -Ben<BR>> --<BR>> Ben Walton<BR>> Systems Programmer - CHASS<BR>> University of Toronto<BR>> C:416.407.5610 | W:416.978.4302<BR>> <BR></DIV> </div></body>
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