Installation application on linux.

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RajuTiwari

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Hi Guys,i want install opera browser but choose destination drive nd folder as a windows.But how plzz step by step guide bcoz i'm new user.My os FC5.ok bye bye,I'm waiting 4 ur reply guys.
ThanX in advance nd reply.:razz:
 
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RajuTiwari

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Hi vinutux,but i am saying choose destination drive(As a "d:\" drive) nd choose folder(as a d:\opera\)ok, but u r saying yum install.i don't think i choosed destination drive nd folder through yum.any idea guys help me brother.
thanX 4 reply brother
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mehulved

18 Till I Die............
It's not good to install Linux apps on windows partitions. Install them on linux partitions only
 
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RajuTiwari

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Hi tech_your_future ,i created linux ext3 partition but how install application with choose destination drive with my folder.plzz help me
ThanX 4 Reply tech_your_future.:D
 

desertwind

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normally, it is not advisable to install things into your own folders. In gnu/linux, installation is usually spread across various folders like all executables will go to /usr/bin, all libraries will go to /usr/lib all headers will go to /usr/include etc. So it's best for you to yum things up.

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yum install opera

will do the trick for you. In anycase why do you need it on a seperate folder ?
 
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RajuTiwari

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Hi desertwind, i think all installation software save in my root folder ,then my system slow nd i can't understand this file which software.ok have any idea.
if no then can i changed LIB folder destination as a windows My documents .
ThanX desertwind 4 Reply.
 

desertwind

Cyborg Agent
well, you don't need to bother about the speed. Your computer won't slow down until you have good ram enough swap space. Changing the default paths will screw things up on a later stage. So, dont do that. And why do you want to take such a pain unnecessarily ? I don't understand you point of saving things in windows partition. Let gnu/linux run peacefully in it's own area. :)
 

mehulved

18 Till I Die............
Read this *www.pathname.com/fhs/. This will explain the imortance of keeping files in the path allocated to it. Instead of degrading performance, it will improve performance.
 
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