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It's a matter of looking good actually... latest public update "Thu Dec 17 20:51:37 UTC 2009" contains the new firefox but it has not hit all mirrors yet apparently.
It's a matter of looking good actually... latest public update "Thu Dec 17 20:51:37 UTC 2009" contains the new firefox but it has not hit all mirrors yet apparently.
Eric
As Eric pointed out, you can get it from -current. Here is a mirror that has it.
Just to clarify, firefox is unable to update itself and I should get later slack packages?
Hi,
No firefox won't update itself. You can either wait for the packages to hit in the mirror you selected and get it by using slackpkg, or download the slackbuild and compile and upgrade yourself.
No firefox won't update itself. You can either wait for the packages to hit in the mirror you selected and get it by using slackpkg, or download the slackbuild and compile and upgrade yourself.
Regards
Hmm.
Firefox still has the update options in preferences. Is the functionality not there to match?
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