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Install Firefox 3.6 in Ubuntu the Super Easy Way using Ubuntuzilla

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“Firefox 3.6 final is out in the wild and yet again, most Ubuntu
users are not able to upgrade their resident Firefox 3.5 to this
latest release. Let’s cut the chase. All you need to do is to get
the latest version of Ubuntuzilla, a python script which pretty
much gets the job done, and you will have you Firefox 3.6 installed
and ready to rock.

“Ubuntuzilla Feature List

“So easy to install and run, only you need to know is copying
and pasting commands.

“Automatically detects and downloads the newest Firefox,
Thunderbird, SeaMonkey release from the Mozilla servers.

“You can choose the language for your Firefox and also
integrates Firefox plugins that you have installed from the Ubuntu
repositories.”


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