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I find it really annoying that every time I want to start a new mozilla window, running it from my taskbar makes it whine at me that the current profile is in use. Normally, I'm using multiple desktops and I was using konqueror and I'd just open up a new one. Why doesn't mozilla realize that's all I want. it's freaking annoying to have to go to another desktop, create a new window, then move it to the desktop I wanted it on in the first place.
Hapy.
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Download the program called MSS (http://kingant.net/?p=mss)
this is a little startup wrapper for mozilla which allowes you to open more windows (spawned from the main proces)
Features:
* If a new Mozilla is requested when there is already a running Mozilla, the script just tells the currently running Mozilla to open a new window.
* Viewing local html files is easier (you can type "mozilla ./homepage.html" rather than "mozilla file:///home/mark/homepage.html").
* -remote commands will work when there is currently no Mozilla running. the only -remote command implemented in Mozilla as of now is "openURL"
* Can be installed system wide. If a user has a "~/Mozilla" directory (if they are testing a nightly build, for example), then it will run that Mozilla rather than the system wide Mozilla.
apt-get install arch
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awesome! thanks alot!
Hapy.
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why doesn't someone make a package for that?
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really I think it might as well be included in the mozilla package, it's just a tiny 8k script.
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hey there i need the first release of the lastest mozilla package (compiled with gtk1) because of the deadkeys.
someone can upload it?
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hey there i need the first release of the lastest mozilla package (compiled with gtk1) because of the deadkeys.
someone can upload it?
you could easily recompile a gtk1 version. in /usr/abs/network/mozilla/mozconfig change this line:
ac_add_options --enable-default-toolkit=gtk2
to:
ac_add_options --enable-default-toolkit=gtk
and recompile. you only need to install the resulting mozilla package and not the include and lib packages.
AKA uknowme
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thank you
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