Hi, recently I re installed firefox (in order to have the new firefox 49).
Till now, to install programs, I always used yum or rpm, and never I used the .tar file. After I unpacked the .tar file, I was immediately able to run the new version of firefox simply creating a new symbolic link point to the new version to the file executable, *without changing anything in the files** unpacked files inside the directory where I dowloaded **the file .tar** (/home/my_dir/Downloads)*. That is very simple as it is also very good … But I am asking to myself if I really made all in the right way.... Of course, in order to use an application, it is enough to run the executable file - But, under usual conditions, they are many other files that support the installation... Generally they are not inside the directory where I unpacked the .tar file,– Generally they are put in some appropriate directories.... and I didn't change anything never I modified or move files after I unpacked files in the original directory . The organization of the programs, inside the directories of the computer, is managed by the programs that manage the installation... and in my case I didn't make anything.. So I would ask what is the correct way to arrange files after to unpack the .tar file for a program like firefox. Thank you regards Angelo
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