Re: Firefox 2.0 for RedHat 9

On 2007-08-21, Marc Schwartz <marc_schwartz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Alejandro Lieber <alieber@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Where can I find a FireFox ver 2.0 rpm for RedHat 9 ?

Thanks

RH 9 has not been supported for quite some time. You can find Linux tarballs
for Firefox on their web site and may be able to install it that way on
RH 9.

Otherwise, I would urge you to upgrade to a current distro. If you
want to stay with RH based distros, Fedora 7 is the current version.

HTH,

Marc Schwartz


Thanks.

In the future I will migrate to Ubuntu.
I just had a very complete RedHat 9 manual.


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