Josh Kuperman wrote: > > This is probably getting far afield from Fink. But the following is
Not completely. There is a fink component to this problem... > driving crazy. I installed X with Fink. I installed whatever I needed > to get sawfish (sawmill) going as my desktop, which is to say whatever > pieces of gnome and midnight commander etc. I just said yes to without > noting them. > > Sometimes when I have a url, say http://fink.sourceforge.net in a > gnome terminal, but not a regular terminal window, sometimes > right-clicking the mouse brings up a menu that says launch in > browser. If I do this it chooses Internet Explorer. There are 2 things you can do here: - gnome takes its default browser from the Internet Preference Panel which has the annoying habit of falling back to IE any time it wants to, even if you told it to use a different web browser. There are a couple of remedies for this, but this is really OT, and you can find info about it at various places on the net. In any case, start by choosing a different web browser in the Web part of this preference pane. - You can tell gnome to use a different program than openurl to open URLs. In the gnome settings menu, there is an item "Document handlers -> URL handlers", and there you can replace the default openurl (if you have the openurl package installed) by another program like lynx or mozilla (dunno if this really works, haven't tested this, but gnome-moz-helper is one of the choices proposed). -- Martin _______________________________________________ Fink-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-users
