OK, let's see if this works out. I have been in digest mode and as no
digest arrived, I couldn't reply to your mail. Firstly, thanks for the
info. I set the full path in my i3 config and it is working now.
However, I have been doing some searching and tweaking, which has given
me some interesting results:
1) I still can't get IceCat in my Dmenu.
2) Running icecat from the command line gives me this:
$ icecat
Could not find the GNU runtime.
3) I found that mimeopen can set defaults for a system. Mine is Devuan,
no systemd Debian, so I installed "libfile-mimeinfo-perl". Then I ran
mimeopen, which told me that "WARNING: You don't seem to have any
mimeinfo.cache files.
Try running the update-desktop-database command. If you
don't have this command you should install the
desktop-file-utils package."
4) With this done, I ran "$ sudo update-desktop-database"
5) Lastly, I ran:
"$ mimeopen -d $file.html
Please choose a default application for files of type text/html
1) NetSurf Web Browser (netsurf-gtk)
2) Geany (geany)
3) Icecat Web Browser (icecat)
4) Vivaldi (vivaldi-stable)
5) Xfview (xfv)
6) Xfwrite (xfw)
7) LibreOffice Writer (libreoffice-writer)
8) Vim (vim)
9) Leafpad (leafpad)
10) Other...
I chose #3. So that works fine as well. Now when I run "icecat" in the
terminal, I get:
"$ icecat
bash: /usr/bin/icecat: No such file or directory"
Weird and still no "icecat" in Dmenu either,
I don't understand why IceCat drives the system crazy like this...
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