Adam Boettiger wrote:
> Right now I have it in USR/LOCAL/THUNDERBIRD
One quick largely unrelated point that no-one else has mentioned:
Unix is case sensitive. That's a completely different directory to
usr/local/thunderbird. Changing the case of files in text is a bad idea
in any language: you'll often see experienced users starting sentences
like this:
su changes your credentials...
even in English, where that's not allowed normally.
OK, one more point. /USR/LOCAL/THUNDERBIRD is possibly a different
directory again. Without the slash at the beginning, it's USR/...
relative to your current directory, which is quite possibly /home/adam
by default. So you'd get /home/adam/USR/LOCAL/THUNDERBIRD. With the
slash, it's always relative to /, the "root" of the directory tree.
Keeping these concepts clear should help you find your way around
Fedora.
Hope this helps,
James.
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