Ok, maybe I can provide a first step but it still won't work. Some more competent help will be neeeded ;-)
First of all: I am running Ralf's packages from kde.org on Woody/stable. Also using Mozilla 1.0 from stable. After installing kmozilla (wasn't even aware there was one ;-) I got the same result. Started kmozilla standalone anyway. Got error message "foobar not found". Ok, that's easy to fix: Edit /usr/share/services/kmozilla.desktop. It includes a line "exec=foobar" which should probably read "exec=kmozilla". Having done that, I try kmozilla on the command line. This is what I get: Start quote: Message: dcop_object_class_init(DcopObjectClass *klass) Message: gtk_xpart_class_init Message: gtk_kmozilla_class_init Message: dcop_object_init(DcopObject *obj) Message: gtk_xpart_init Message: gtk_xbrowserextension_class_init Message: gtk_xbrowserextension_class_init Message: gtk_kmozillaextension_class_init Message: dcop_object_init(DcopObject *obj) Message: gtk_xbrowserextension_init Message: gtk_kmozillaextension_init Message: gtk_kmozilla_init Gtk-WARNING **: gtk_signal_connect(): could not find signal "reload" in the `GtkKmozilla' class ancestry Message: gtk_kmozilla_init Message: dcop_init Message: dcop_client_register_as kmozilla Message: dcop_client_attach Message: dcop: major opcode is 2 Message: dcop server address is : local/dilbert:/tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop332-1046252757 Message: trying to register as kmozilla-1054 Message: registration failed client initialized! cannot register with shell (null) / KDE_MULTIHEAD=false End quote So there seems to be a problem registering the service. Unfortunately, I have no idea why that would be and if it could have anything to to with the Gtk-WARNING (I suppose not since the service would be a KDE thing?). Any more technically competent people to pick up the slack? One more question: Assuming the entry in kmozilla.desktop is a bug, how do I report it? Michael
