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From: Rasputin <rara.rasputin@virgin.net>
To: Jeff Kolp <linux@icpn.com>
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Subject: Re: Netscape
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* Jeff Kolp <linux@icpn.com> [010509 17:23]:

> Ok, I installed off the CD rom, I ran sysinstall, it installed. 
> But I have no idea where it installed. what would be the default?

Who cares! It worked! yay!

Ahem. Sorry. Just type netscape, that should be the right one .
If it's not, try:
pkg_info | grep netscape gives you the name of the package

try

pkg_info -L <that name> | grep bin

to get some idea where the binaries are
(but I think it's just /usr/local/bin/netscape)

> sorry for the dumb question.

Don't be soft! 

Oh, this is important.
You need linux emulation enabled, either in the kernel or as a module.

This wil lprobably mean you may need to type 'linux' (as root, one word)
to load the linux support.

This can be automated by adding the 'linux_enable' line from 
/etc/defaults/rc.conf
to
/etc/rc.conf

Then you may as well get the linux-flashplugin and realplayer too.
They're both pretty good.
-- 
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