Geez, this linux stuff is tough to figure out.
Where do I find things in this system of directories?
While surfing with Mozilla, I clicked on a page that
requires a Java plugin, and was given an option of
downloading a self-extracting java install file.
I think ... 'maybe I better read the instructions for this.'
They say:
"Go to the plugins sub-directory under the Mozilla
installation directory"
In M$ windows, I can read the properties of any
shortcut and find what that program is and where
it is located.
Now I know I can't ask you guys where the Mozilla
directory is ... it varies with each distro, right?
But there oughtta be a way to ask my os where it is,
am I right?
For that matter I ought to be able to locate the
directories for just about any program, shouldn't I?
How do I do that?
Dave
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