I don't know, the linux source is close to the mac source..
perhaps you just got lucky, because it's a wide bug.
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11-13-2007, 04:24 PM #46The Black Dragon ESWAT Veteran
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11-13-2007, 05:12 PM #47[ footage not found ] Nameless One
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I love how you say 'available' like the bug is a selling feature...
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It seems like there's no way to install Firefox or Safari on a USB thumb Drive
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False. Originally Posted by KnightWarrior
Get a U3 enabled USB flash drive and you can run Firefox U3 edition.
Also, on a Mac, just drag Safari and Firefox to the USB flash drive, and run the application, works great, but stores your preferences on the host computer, not the flash drive.
On the U3 (Windows only) Firefox, EVERYTHING is stored on the flash drive.Customized Sega Genesis Model 1 - VA3
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11-13-2007, 06:34 PM #50Raging in the Streets
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Oops..I have Safari installed on the USB Pen Drive..
What's Firefox U3..I'm going to just copy the files from Windows to my USB Pen Drive
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11-13-2007, 06:36 PM #51The Black Dragon ESWAT Veteran
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U3 is a technology for conforming flash drives (they MUST have U3 enabled and have the U3 logo on the stick itself), and it has it's own start menu for the USB drive. You install U3 apps in it, and no matter what computer, as long as it's Win2000, XP, or Vista, your programs are with you.
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11-13-2007, 06:42 PM #52Raging in the Streets
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I just have a Normal 2.0 Gig Pen Drive..I guess Safari & Firefox will still work without the U3 install..I just have to click in side of the E Drive in Windows Explorer
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You could go a Portable Apps route.
Besides, the route you are going right now might result in DLL hell.Customized Sega Genesis Model 1 - VA3
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That's because Linux sucks and doesn't have the power to handle it! Originally Posted by Rusty Venture
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11-14-2007, 12:46 AM #55inspiried Scott Pilgrim
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Well whadda ya know the Linux version does pop up "quick find" when I press either / or ' outside of a text field, but it does go away if you don't type anything for a few seconds.
I never about it.
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