[SirCyber]

I'm trying to get flash player 9 installed on my linux os... I'm currently in terminal and it's asking
Please enter installation path of the Mozilla, Seamonkey, or Firefox browser (i.e., /usr/lib/mozilla)
how would I find the installation path, or can I get direct directions from one of you guru's out there for linux?

[SirCyber]

must not be any linux users on right now

[Greg]

What distribution are you using?

My guess is that it's /usr/lib/firefox

If it's not then do a "whereis firefox" and look through the relevant paths it gives you for one that contains a "plugins" directory. Relevant meaning not /usr/share/man/*, /usr/bin/*, etc.

[peterhuang913]

Originally Posted by SirCyber

must not be any linux users on right now

Must also be night time in the US. Anyways, is linux fun and easy to use? I'm leaning to try it.

[Greg]

Originally Posted by peterhuang913

Is linux fun and easy to use? I'm leaning to try it.

If you ease into it it can be pretty fun/easy. Don't rush or it could get frustrating. For example, it always scares people off if they try to compile something when they don't even know any of the basic terminal commands.

Go ahead and try it out, you've got nothing to lose.

[SirCyber]

I've been enjoying it for a while. I'm using a redhat varient, called Linux XP... it's a windows emulator. I'm trying now... and got this:
WARNING: /root/Desktop/install_flash_player_9_linux/whereis firefox is not a directory. Please enter blah blah blah already posted before

[Greg]

You gotta kill that script before you can run the whereis command (I think that's your problem, anyway). You're running the installation script that came in the tar, right?

"ctrl + c" will most likely kill it.

[SirCyber]

ok, ctrl+c killed the app, now what should I do?

[Greg]

whereis firefox

I assume you already tried using /usr/lib/firefox?