[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The usual way is to move into the folder you created after decompressing
the archive, and type
./configure
make
make install
The last instruction as root. Anyway such packages come with a README
and/or INSTALL file with relative instructions.
this in in case of source file that needs compile. you have
also to install all the stuff to compile (not really
difficult though, less than one must fear) - that is gcc and
the dependencies
but many tar files are already usables as it, like firefox
or seamonkey (nothing to install at all), it's frequent if
the application is a perl or bash script.
of course there are many variations, read the readme file :-)
jdd
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