On 15/03/13 08:54, Sean Gibbins wrote:
> Okay, a bit off the wall this, but does Tor require a reboot, or
> indeed many reboots, to install it under Linux?
>
> A virtual pat on the back to anyone who can identify why I might be
> asking this question, with the clue that it doesn't relate to any
> real-world Tor installation!
>
> Sean
>
No. And you don't install it.
Download it onto your Desktop, unpack, click into the folder created,
and create a link to the Start_Tor runfile: cut & paste that onto your
desktop
Click that, & the network tunnelling through the relays, will take place
almost immediately
Happy anonymizing !
Leshy
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