"Neal A. Crocker" wrote: > >What I can do is > > > >1. either make siag depend on lynx > >2. or make it depend on 'lynx | dillo' and patch the /sw/bin/siaghelp > >script so that it detects dillo when it is installed. > >3. or make siaghelp detect dillo when it is installed and write > >something about needing either lynx or dillo in the DescUsage section of > >the info file > >4. or just write something about the SIAGHELP variable in the DescUsage > >section of the info file. There are probably other usable browsers out > >there besides lynx and dillo. Mozilla doesn't seem to work, though. > > > >Any thought about what to choose? > > options 1 and 2 seems the most reliable.
OK, I made a siag-3.5.1-2 package that is now in the submission tracker. It depends now on 'dillo | links | lynx' and for its help system it also looks for the existence of one of these browsers in this order. The calling command used to be "$SIAGHELP file:/sw/share/doc/siag/SIAGHELPFILE.html". I removed the "file:" so the command is now "$SIAGHELP /sw/share/doc/siag/SIAGHELPFILE.html". This means that now you can indeed setenv SIAGHELP open (or launch, openurl does not work with this syntx), if you insist on using a big fat Aqua browser. By default I think, however, there must be an X11 help browser. Siag as an X11 client should, after all, also work in full-screen mode or when started from the console or, even more importantly, when run remotely. In all these cases, an Aqua browser will not work. -- Martin _______________________________________________ Fink-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-users
