Thx for help
Seeing that reason of troubles with crashes, malfunctions, cursor delay etc with my exmac was simply that Polyna might be right; that my mac 2,1 uses EFI not Bios to boot. Why? Cos it works with Linux Mint that only uses EFI in the distro I'm using. I've dual booted the machine to be able to test out Mint contra Debian contra Devuan, with EFI. And: 1 swallow doesn't make a summer, so 1 asshole doesn't make this helpsite a shithole. Excuse my French, sir, but that is the best description I can give to that behavior of yours, calling a row of people possible trolls out of relatively thin air. Should I be tolerant to an intolerant or shallow thinker? Yes. But not when those thoughts comes out in slandering words partially behind my back and partially into my face. But there should also be consequences to my behaviour of abusing this site for entire articles that mostly talk a LOT about close to zero. And then slander quite harshly at a guy who just pointed out a possibility based on logic a la " If it walks, talks & looks like a duck, it's probably a duck." Added some "Unusual = Crazy"; which probably is judgementality And can lead to an idea that "Low Linux knowledge=Unusual (here)=Craziness & should be adjusted or told off." Resembles Adolf Hitler's paranoias, or not ? Back to my slanders: I take a break to learn enough to be able to define an IT challenge before I ask for help; at least read a bit to see if I already have the answer to my question/s. I recall from a recent course I failed: If I hadn't read the obligatory text/s before the lecture on it, I was all questions; totally unteachable. If I was prepared (default modus), I was listening; all. teachable. So I'll sit back for reading up, training (ex-broken back; can't much sit, a challenge as reader), or work in some real production. BR, Gunnar. See you in 2023 we'll be free
Thx for Help, problem with links in mails remains
Hi, First i'd like to thank you for the help concerning the problem with email-adresses opening in evolution when using iceweasel on kde. This problem is now fixed after selectingthe right entries in /usr/share/applications/default-applications.desktop But i've got a similar problem when clicking on links in my mails in icedove. This links always open in Konqueror, altough i've set the standard browser in kde's configuration screen to iceweasel. The standard browser for gnome is now iceweasel as well (set in /usr/share/applications/default-applications.desktop). But links still open in Konqueror, when klicking on them in icedove (or the kde helpsystem per example). Any hints? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Thx for Help, problem with links in mails remains
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 mad4linux wrote: Hi, First i'd like to thank you for the help concerning the problem with email-adresses opening in evolution when using iceweasel on kde. This problem is now fixed after selectingthe right entries in /usr/share/applications/default-applications.desktop But i've got a similar problem when clicking on links in my mails in icedove. This links always open in Konqueror, altough i've set the standard browser in kde's configuration screen to iceweasel. The standard browser for gnome is now iceweasel as well (set in /usr/share/applications/default-applications.desktop). But links still open in Konqueror, when klicking on them in icedove (or the kde helpsystem per example). Any hints? AFAIK, your problem is likely related to the alternatives that Debian uses. I would check what your default x-web-browser is with the update-alternatives command. This is most likely set to Konqueror. You can see which are available by issuing the command (as root) update-alternatives --list x-www-browser To change the default browser for the system, use: update-alternatives --set x-www-browser /usr/bin/iceweasel That should take care of your problem. Joe -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFGTc8viXBCVWpc5J4RAmWNAJ9cv5Yl5lc9U4TlOZg6w0uXDT7MJACghxEG RaiovRQGaqjrtw3poXCWNt0= =dvU5 -END PGP SIGNATURE- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
