get that working in acura os to move files around the only way that i could figure out how to do it from the desktop was to right click on the file on the move uh go to pickup and that changes the icon to um this little pointer here that i can then click on the destination i want to move it to click in there right click and then go to drop and that will move the file so i do find that a bit cumbersome i mean there might be a way i've tried right clicking it or you know double clicking with both buttons i've tried middle clicking i can't see any other way to actually physically drag and drop files without having to go through all those menu items which um yeah i thought was a little bit fiddly it would be nice just to have drag and drop but you know maybe that's the way that osNUMBER_TOKEN has done things for years and you know obviously used to it but it would be nice to have the option maybe it's buried somewhere in the preferences but yeah out of the box that's the only way that i could find to um move programs around so that did uh did require a little bit of figuring out um for me to do that so we'll close all these down now and we'll check a few of the um bundle programs in here as well now you can go from the start menu down here as i mentioned so um desktop which actually gives you a link to the uh the directories that you've got here so if we go to programs that kind of gives me a directory view of what you'd find in here so there's just two ways of accessing it really um so we'll go into um some look at install software first of all um we have a few tools in here we've got firefox installed by default um which obviously is a mainstream web browser that you know is nice to see in here i'm not sure how old this version of firefox is and the icon obviously looks like firefox from a few years ago so we'll double click that and give it a launch and um i haven't got a wi-fi adapter connected to this machine it hasn't got wi-fi installed inside it so i've got an ethernet cable plugged in so i can't really demo how well archer os connects to wi-fi networks in this video but let's see if it works on here connected via ethernet yeah we're getting the um results here yeah so a piece to be connected to the internet working uh just fine here in firefox see how old this version is because it does look a few years old the ui version NUMBER_TOKEN you know i know firefox is definitely further ahead than that now i'm not a firefox user these days and i've been chrome for pretty much the last decade um firefox NUMBER_TOKEN was that release date see when that came out so that was NUMBER_TOKEN. so yeah when you're talking to browser this you know it's a few years old now um but probably won't have that many issues on modern websites let's try one of my youtube videos um which is always a good test on an alternative operating system as i found you know using stuff like morpho s and haiku and react os recently one thing that
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