On Thu, 11 May 2006, Mason Mullins wrote:
> Yes, it's a binary. It installs to /opt and is as permanent as any other app.
> It updates the symlinks so that your menu and icon are automatically
> redirected to the new version and even copies over your bookmarks and
> preferences.
So do I need to be in /opt (or wherever I want it to live, which is
definitely NOT under /home) when I run it, or will it copy things to the
right places?
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