Also, if you could possibly copy/paste the full command and output, or post
a screenshot somewhere, that would be most helpful.
-wes
On Sat, Feb 25, 2017 at 2:48 PM, Tom wrote:
> I still do not think that what you see is Firefox related.
> Are you trying to use
I still do not think that what you see is Firefox related.
Are you trying to use Yast2 remotely from another machine? If so, how
do you log in? Ssh/VNC/.?
To give you head start for further follow up, here is little Yast2
trivia if you run on local machine:
* Yast2 needs to be started as
On 2/23/2017 10:10 AM, wes wrote:
> I think you're still in "too terse" territory. We are not familiar with any
> way for Firefox to "block" any other application from opening. What do you
> actually see when you try to open Yast2 while Firefox is already running?
Wes:
I went back and checked
If I understand you correctly, you have done following:
1. Opened gnome terminal
2. Started Firefox by typing: firefox
3. You tried to start yast2 from the same terminal by typing: yast2
And nothing happened - Am I right?
If yes, then try to start firefox and yast2 as background processes by
On Thu, Feb 23, 2017 at 9:57 AM, logical american wrote:
> On 2/22/2017 10:38 PM, Tom wrote:
> > Can you describe what do you mean? How is Firefox blocking Yast2?
> > Are you:
> > a) Downloading some one-click package from OBS expecting Firefox to
> > start Yast2?
>
On 2/22/2017 10:38 PM, Tom wrote:
> Can you describe what do you mean? How is Firefox blocking Yast2?
> Are you:
> a) Downloading some one-click package from OBS expecting Firefox to
> start Yast2?
> b) Starting Yast2 from command line and something tells you that
> Firefox prevents it from
Can you describe what do you mean? How is Firefox blocking Yast2?
Are you:
a) Downloading some one-click package from OBS expecting Firefox to
start Yast2?
b) Starting Yast2 from command line and something tells you that
Firefox prevents it from running?
If a) is you problem:
* Check your MIME
To all:
For some strange reason, recently while running Mozilla Firefox v50.1.0
on the openSuse 13.2 linux system, it blocked Yast2, which is a system
administration program, which I was going to use for software management.
Why would Firefox be blocking Yast2? This doesn't make sense to me?