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Old 16-03-2005, 16:44   #14
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Re: linux problems

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Originally Posted by ikthius
not sure what Nautalus is
Nautilus is the Gnome file manager (like Konqueror is the KDE file manager). It's more than likely installed on your system, just type nautilus on a command line.

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the website itself is not asking me to log in as root, but the website it a tutorial saying that if I want to do A, B or C then I should log in as root.
To log in as root, type su on the command line and then put in your root password.


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then I tried to do the same in the link for firefox, but I don't seem to have a userChrome.css file I do have a userChrome-example.css located here file:/home/ikthius/Firefox/firefox-installer/defaults/profile/chrome
or a chrome.rdf file located here: file:/home/ikthius/Firefox/firefox-installer/chrome
Copy the userChrome-example.css to userChrome.css
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