Le lundi 07 mars 2005 Ã 21:24 -0500, Chris Metzler a Ãcrit : > > Of course, it was removed in GNOME 2.8. > > Hmmm, OK, maybe my bug is misnamed. If this facility was removed in > 2.8, then the 2.8 packages didn't clean it out from my existing GNOME > installation when they were installed, which I would naively have > expected . . .
That's what should happen, indeed. What's the result of the "find .gnome2 -name \*.desktop" command? > > Just right-click on the file and go to the preferences, there's a tab > > for defining the default application. > > Is this really the only way to do it now? If so, then I guess I > should go to gnome.org and file a wishlist bug. This approach > doesn't work for my case: where the file is a download from a > link on a website. The only possibility would be to choose > 'Save' rather than 'Open', and *then* bring up Nautilus and > right-click on the file, which is pretty Rube-Goldberg-ish. Is > it really the case that there is no longer any other way to set > applications for mime types? Things are meant so that when there is an application that can open the file installed, it will be launched. -- .''`. Josselin Mouette /\./\ : :' : [EMAIL PROTECTED] `. `' [EMAIL PROTECTED] `- Debian GNU/Linux -- The power of freedom
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