To fix that, I need to add an association for. So I'm baffled as to why Foxit was selected as the default application for.

deb file is associated with Foxit Reader by default, and not surprisingly, there's no association set up for. NOTE: I checked Firefox Preferences/Applications tab to see why a. Perhaps that's what I should have done (it doesn't matter now since I've already installed Plex as per mr_raider's instructions) but I still want to know why the 'Save File' option doesn't work. I searched and selected the GDebi Package Installer, as per your comment. Anyway, I clicked Save File, not Open with.įor grins, I tried the 'Open With' option.įirst I had to change the default 'Open with Foxit Reader (default)' (see note below).

Had I right-clicked, the 'open or save' dialogue box wouldn't have opened. MtnDewManiac wrote:When you get to the part where you choose your distro/architecture, are you right-clicking instead of left-clicking? I doubt I could have stopped my stopwatch on a minute flat if I'd tried to, lol.Īnyway, yes, the process worked perfectly for me. Actually, 1:00.00, which was kind of cool. Including my fumbling (I started my stopwatch when I left-clicked on 'Ubuntu.'), I was looking at my package installer a minute later. When you get to the part where you choose your distro/architecture, are you right-clicking instead of left-clicking?ītW, I went back and repeated the above, only this time I selected the 'Open with.' option. Left-clicking on that shows the file successfully downloaded, and left-clicking on that runs the package installer. When it completed, that little down-pointing arrow on the right of my browser's 'search box' turned blue. It took a couple minutes to complete whoever it is that has been kind enough to choose to donate their bandwidth to me (by failing to secure it ) must be doing some late-night video streaming. I left-clicked on the OK button and the download happened.

Firefox gave me the usual small pop-up 'Open with GDebi Package Installer (default) and (Save File) choices. I got the CHOOSE DISTRIBUTION button, so I left-clicked on that, and then left-clicked on Ubuntu 64-bit (blah blah blah). I got the 'Choose your platform' selector, and left-clicked on Linux. If so, then I should probably post this in the FF forum. Out of curiosity, could someone check to see if they can start the download? (see OP for URL).

Ginahoy wrote:At a minimum, FF is set to prompt for destination folder.

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