Re: Latest Mozilla packages

[Al Tobey <albert tobey priority-health com>]

I recommend downloading and installing firefox in your home directory or
some other non-default location.   Saves a lot of headaches when
updating and working with applications with varied dependencies.  Nice
part is, move your home dir, your exact browser goes with it.

This may seem a bit silly, but after having gone both routes multiple
times, I can say that keeping it either in ~/bin/firefox (started with
~/bin/firefox/firefox) or something like /opt or /usr/local is far
superior than screwing with Redhat's package.

http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/

The "Download Now" should give you the Gtk2/Xft version by default from
RHEL 3.

-Al Tobey

On Fri, 2004-09-03 at 23:20, Akop Pogosian wrote:
> I want to use something newer than Mozilla 1.4.3 provided by RedHat.
> Where can I find RHEL-compatible Mozilla package (either RPM or tar
> file) that has anti-aliasing support? The Mozilla.org Linux packages
> work but don't seem to have anti-aliasing support.
> 
> 
> -akop
> 
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