
Mozilla browser not working (xfce after magic)
Mozilla browser not working (xfce after magic)
Ok, I installed Gentoox Home V3.0 last night emerged gdm then ran magic. Before magic I surfed the net for a minute to check my IP settings and mozilla worked fine. I ran magic and now I get and error that says it can't be found (I'm using the xfce 4 gui). How do I fix this? Do I need to just emerge mozilla firefox or something? And if I do emerge it what excatly is the firefox browser called? Thanks in advance for any help with this. I just switched over from debian and I'm feeling a little lost. 

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I can't pin point it but I reckon there is a bug in magic somewhere that sets the mozilla shortcut up to point to mozilla when the binary it needs to point to is MozillaFirebird
If you want to stay up to date then emerge mozilla-firefox and update your shortcut to point to firefox
If you want to stay up to date then emerge mozilla-firefox and update your shortcut to point to firefox
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I did what effbiai posted, emerge mozilla-firefox. It fixed it and even upgradeed it from 0.7 to 0.8. Took like 4 hours though, my poor xbox was on for like 2 days to install gentoox, install GDM, run magic, fix mozilla, and I emerged gnome. Now I have to figure out how to add a user, change the password for user gentoox, remove KDE, and set the clock as it is stuck on UTC. I think my brain is about to fry...... 

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man useradd-Natas- wrote:I did what effbiai posted, emerge mozilla-firefox. It fixed it and even upgradeed it from 0.7 to 0.8. Took like 4 hours though, my poor xbox was on for like 2 days to install gentoox, install GDM, run magic, fix mozilla, and I emerged gnome. Now I have to figure out how to add a user, change the password for user gentoox, remove KDE, and set the clock as it is stuck on UTC. I think my brain is about to fry......
su -; passwd gentoox
emerge -pC KDE (careful with this...)
emerge -pv ntp
search the gentoo.org forums for an easy how-to on setting up ntp