[xubuntu-users] Proper way to install Seamonkey

[David Collins]

I don't know any of the details about the SeaMonkey install, but if you
downloaded a number of files, there might be a 'README' or 'INSTALL'
file that you can open with mousepad, and it might have instructions on
how to uninstall.  Then I would uninstall without sudo, then re-install
with sudo.


On Mon, 2009-01-19 at 12:51 -0700, leegold wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I got SeaMonkey navigator Browser from Synaptic repository I use. It was
> an older version and Seamonkey will open with a page citing the security
> fixes, recommend to download new version from their site. I did that and
> installed it. But I didn't run the install script that came with it
> using sudo. So when the script tried to install it in usr/bin/local (or
> something like that) it could not. So instead I installed it in my home
> folder. So the whole install with all the lib folders is in my home in
> my ...~/SeaMonkey folder.
> 
> Is there anything wrong with doing this? Is there a respository for
> Synaptic where I can get 1.1.14 - the newest version? I'd prefer to use
> Synaptic but they have a ver that's too old. To uninstall do I just
> delete the SeaMonkey folder in my home? Should reinstall running the
> install script with sudo?
> 
> thanks
> 
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