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Hi!
Now I'm close to a perfekt system with Arch 0.7.2 and Openbox.
But i have a problem: when I try to open URL's in Gaim, Evolution, X-Chat and so on, so they wanna open the URL's in Mozilla, but Mozilla isn't installed, and i got an error.
How do I do so the programs open all URL's in Firefox instead?
// Kris
"Penquins, Penquins, über alles!"
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with gaim, I know you set it manually in the preferences. Not sure about the others. You can try setting the BROWSER env. var. and see if they respect that. Or you could just symlink mozilla to firefox.
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I think the gnome control panel has a setting for the default browser.
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allucid @
I'll see on that
snowman @
I'm using OpenBox, not Gnome
// Kris
"Penquins, Penquins, über alles!"
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snowman @
I'm using OpenBox, not Gnome
Sorry, I missed that part. :oops:
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snowman @
I'm using OpenBox, not Gnome
I use OpenBox also, but I still had to use the gnome control panel to set the default browser. It was the only way I could get it to work. Now when I click a link in evolution, it opens it in a new tab in firefox.
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i found something intressting in the gentoo wiki
just run these commands
$ gconftool-2 -t string -s /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/http/command "firefox %s"
$ gconftool-2 -t string -s /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/https/command "firefox %s"
and xchat should use firefox ^^
more information : http://gentoo-wiki.com/Integrate_xchat_with_firefox
EDIT: note! you have to be gconf installed
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I bet you have a "Games" section, with some dubious games like "Crack-Attack" and "Quake". If so, read on...
Ah, no, openbox has it's own default menu, which may or may not contain any programs you actually have installed. The remedy is
pacman -S menumaker
followed by (as yourself, not root)
mmaker -f openbox
Check the wiki for help.
IF it doesn't work ( which it did not in my case), you will have to edit the .config/openbox/menu.xml ( wiki again). You don't need to know XML really, just change the Label= and the command in between the <execute>s to whatever you need. Be sure to set the terminal right.
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export BROWSER="firefox"
In your ~/.bashrc might work.
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Make a symlink
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