Linux buffs: Would you mind answering these two questions?

Question

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Answer 1

If it was a tarball (*.tar.gz) and you already unpacked them the instruction for installing Firefox 2 is there, the package and instruction there is generic to any brand of Linux, follow them. less README.txt to read a plain text file README.txt

SuSE is RPM based, you could've look around and download *.rpm, those are simpler to install and for newbies ideal even though the system is not "forward-looking" enough for people that cares those things. The files *.rpm can be installed by cmd: rpm -i file.rpm

From the very inception decades ago, UNIX style systems including Linux starts itself for running right in the Windows equivelant of C:\Document and Settings\user although someone had the brilliant idea of mirroring Desktop and My Music and so on,

1. To start off you start the Terminal, might be under another name because the twisting brilliance of Open-Source folks.

2. Enter ls for a listing of what is stored in your file directory. That is equivelant of dir command in Microsoft style command lines (DOS and cmdline Windows)

3. Assuming using ls, you identified the directory "Desktop" is where you want to go, enter cd Desktop.

Answer 2

I wouldnt mind answering them no....

but whether i really want to hmm......

Answer 3

hay you changed your yahoo picture.