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dcore:dcore_seamonkey_guide [2016/10/12 03:52] – created nitramdcore:dcore_seamonkey_guide [2016/10/19 06:01] (current) – nitram
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   mv /tmp/seamonkey/ /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/   mv /tmp/seamonkey/ /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/
  
-Link the executable to ~/.local/bin (executable path) so SeaMonkey can be launched from a terminal, run box, panel or custom menu entry:+Link the executable to ~/.local/bin (executable path) so SeaMonkey can launch from a terminal, run box, panel or custom menu entry:
   ln -s /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/seamonkey/seamonkey /home/tc/.local/bin/   ln -s /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/seamonkey/seamonkey /home/tc/.local/bin/
  
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     http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/xsoft/seamonkey.html     http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/xsoft/seamonkey.html
  
-Import desired SeaMonkey dependencies to load at boot. If SeaMonkey will not be used every boot, it can be added to OnDemand instead (sce-import -ol), athough the dependencies will then need to be loaded manually before starting SeaMonkey. Onboot example:+Import desired SeaMonkey dependencies to load at boot. If SeaMonkey will not be used every boot, it can be added to OnDemand instead (sce-import -ol), although the dependencies will then need to be loaded manually before starting SeaMonkey. Onboot example:
   sce-import -bl /tmp/seamonkey_deps   sce-import -bl /tmp/seamonkey_deps
  
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   sce-load seamonkey_deps   sce-load seamonkey_deps
  
-Test SeaMonkey:+Test SeaMonkey from terminal and review output:
   seamonkey   seamonkey
  
 Set up SeaMonkey to launch from system tray, custom menu entry or keyboard shortcut as desired. Set up SeaMonkey to launch from system tray, custom menu entry or keyboard shortcut as desired.
  
-Note Seamonkey can be installed simultaneously with Firefox and automatically creates it's own ~/.mozilla/seamonkey/ configuration directory on first launch.+SeaMonkey can run simultaneous with Firefox as it automatically creates it's own ~/.mozilla/seamonkey/ configuration directory on first launch.
  
-When a SeaMonkey update is released, simply download the new version and replace the old SeaMonkey data directory. Back up the old data directory and ~/.mozilla/seamonkey directory before testing the new version.+When a SeaMonkey update is released, simply download the new version and replace the old SeaMonkey data directory. Recommend backing up the outdated data and existing ~/.mozilla/seamonkey directories before testing the new version.
  
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