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How do I do to update? Whats the next step after downloading the files ?

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gunnarnoren
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I have a Acer Aspire one with Linux from the beginning. I want to update Firefox because for example Youtube does not support it anylonger. I can download the files for updating, but then? What shall I do with the files?

I am Swedish so if anyone in Sweden can explain it is maybe better.

Best regards Gunnar Norén gunnar.noren.57@gmail.com

I have a Acer Aspire one with Linux from the beginning. I want to update Firefox because for example Youtube does not support it anylonger. I can download the files for updating, but then? What shall I do with the files? I am Swedish so if anyone in Sweden can explain it is maybe better. Best regards Gunnar Norén gunnar.noren.57@gmail.com

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the-edmeister
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Chances are that old version of Fedora from 2008 won't support the newest versions of Firefox. Check the system requirements for the two versions which are currently supported.
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/5.0/system-requirements/
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/3.6/system-requirements/

If you don't understand the requirements for Linux on those pages, try the Acer - Linux forums for help or a Linux forum, to find out what the latest version of Firefox that will work on that older operating system. I had a similar situation with my ASUS EeePC 900 netbook a few years ago, and ended up installing a much newer version of Ubuntu called Easy Peasy, so that I could install a new version of Firefox. I was stuck with a Firefox 2.0.0.x version myself.