OK, since I've confessed I don't 'get' OS X, I
might as well put this silly question out there...
I've downloaded and installed Firefox and
Thunderbird (and a couple other apps). Why do they
show up on the desktop with icons that look like
hard drives? (Disk images?) What do I do with
those? Can I move them somewhere? Delete them? Is
that icon the actual app? I'm confused about
installing... sometimes there's no choice where to
put something. Why don't they just install to the
apps folder?
Please explain.
Kathy K - OS X.3.9
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