The Tombuntu blog does the yeoman's work for Linux users eager to try out the third beta release of Firefox 3. Using one terminal command, early adopters can get their hands on it and run it in a ...

Because it needs to be approved, customized, and otherwise vetted by the maintainers of Ubuntu Linux's repositories, the just-released Firefox 3.5 isn't officially available on that system. With ...

Because installing Firefox is different from all other install-routines I made a step by step instruction for it. Download the file to your "/home/bruno" directory. You can get the latest file ...

Linux: Close Firefox, open the terminal and execute cd, and then execute: ./firefox -profilemanager. A screen will appear that will let you choose which profile to use.

Using the terminal to install and remove software in Linux isn’t just practical—it’s empowering. The next time you find an app you want to install, try doing it from the terminal command line.