Phillip Jones: >How Mac handles either download of software, update of software or >Deleting Files: > >1. Choose desired file to Delete, the empty into Trash. (Drag to Trash) >2 Go to Finder Menu Choose empty Trash ( or use Shift-command-Delete) >3 System: Are your sure you wish to delete file. <Cancel> <Okay> >4 You choose to cancel action (in case you choose wrong) or okay to >commit to the empty.
Well, i don't even have a desktop where i could do such things. And certainly i would be heavily annoyed if the OS means to know better than i what i wish to do. ;) >For download of software: > >1. click on appropriate method to download. >2. when downloaded and the pkg file or dmg pile will open >3. Drag application to desired folder >4. window comes up Do you wish to install program <cancel> <Okay> >5 you choose whether you want to risk installation. > >Automatic installers the first three steps are automatically done in >background. Could be to similar ubuntu, so i have read. On Gentoo it is quite different. >I have no way of knowing about Linux, or UNIX. Last I saw on UNIX is was >80's style command line. I assume since Linux and UNIX are distant >cousins they work similarly. There was just a discussion in de.test where someone needed to find a file whose name was known. He had no luck with the usual methods on Win so he used a program with the name Ransack, whatever that may be. Well, here i would open a terminal, issue 'locate file' and be done. Hartmut _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
