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[Help] Installing Teamspeak.

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http://forums.fedoraforum.org – I tried to install teamspeak. First I downloaded the Linux mirror off the website. Teamspeak.com I got this. http://imgur.com/atSpC.png Now I obviously knew clicking on it wouldn't work. But I have no other leads on installing this Program. This is what I get after an attempt to install. http://imgur.com/TT82J.png Anyone know how to fix this or if there is a different way which I am suppose to install this. (HowTos)

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