Step 2 for me would be to take a Timeshift, on-demand, full snapshot, including Home folder or partition.
#Waterfox 34 download#
In this example, I am using the Waterfox Current download from hereĪnd I have saved it to Downloads, that is ~/Downloads
It is available in the Repositories of many Linux.
#Waterfox 34 install#
The install CD had an RPM package and I converted it to. I’ve been using Alien since 2014, when I embraced Linux and wanted to install my (2006) Dell 3010cn printer onto Debian-based Linuxes. *** UTM:SVC TimerManager:notify - notified timerID: browser-cleanup-thumbnailsĪndy’s ‘s method is not difficult but involves a few steps and choices.Īndy refers to a package called Alien, by Joey Hess (currently maintained by Kyle Barry. path: /home/brian/waterfox/active-update.xml *** AUS:SVC UpdateManager:_loadXMLFileIntoArray - XML file does not exist. *** AUS:SVC Checker nLoad - number of updates available: 0 *** AUS:SVC Checker nLoad - Getting sslStatus failed. *** AUS:SVC Checker nLoad - request completed downloading document JavaScript error: resource:///modules/sessionstore/SessionStore.jsm, line 1325: uncaught exception: 2147746065 *** AUS:SVC Checker:checkForUpdates - sending request to: *** AUS:SVC Checker: checkForUpdates, force: false
#Waterfox 34 update#
*** AUS:SVC Checker:getUpdateURL - update URL: *** UTM:SVC TimerManager:registerTimer - id: browser-cleanup-thumbnails *** AUS:SVC Update being handled by other instance: false *** AUS:SVC gCanStageUpdatesSession - able to stage updates *** AUS:SVC gCanStageUpdatesSession - testing write access /home/brian/update.test *** AUS:SVC gCanStageUpdatesSession - testing write access /home/brian/waterfox/update.test *** AUS:SVC getCanApplyUpdates - able to apply updates *** AUS:SVC shouldUseService - returning false *** AUS:SVC getCanApplyUpdates - testing write access /home/brian/waterfox/update.test *** AUS:SVC UpdateService.canCheckForUpdates - able to check for updates *** AUS:SVC Logging current UpdateService status:
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