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11-09-2008, 05:09 PM
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Noob trying to locate a file.
I installed Firefox3 to PuppyLinux and it ran fine. Then I closed Firefox. It did not leave a menu item and now I can't find the executable. I've looked in several /bin directories, but all I have found is the Mozilla shortcut to SeaMonkey. Where might I look, and is there a search/find function I could use in Linux?
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Re: Noob trying to locate a file.
Hi,
Great to hear that you have fixed your own problems. Please mark this thread as solved in the thread tools in the top right of the page. This will help us to know that we can move on to other threads. Please stick around and help out when you can too. Cheers!
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