Cristov Russell hat gesagt: // Cristov Russell wrote:
> I'm dual booting Debian and Win98 and using Netscape in both. What I'd like
> to do is have the same bookmarks available in both. I thought the best way
> to achieve this would be to make a symlink from the mounted win directory to
> my netscape directory. After doing this, if I open tkdesk and look at the
> file information in my home directory it says that the symlink is broken.
> How do I fix this? Is there another tactic I should use? Perhaps a script
> that modifies the files at boot and shutdown? That idea seems much more
> involved and more prone to error.
Try to set the location of your bookmark file in your preferences. You will
have to edit ~/.netscape/preferences.js and change the line:
user_pref("browser.bookmark_file", "/home/YOUR_NAME/.netscape/bookmarks.html");
to point to your Win98-bookmarks like:
user_pref("browser.bookmark_file", "/windows/Netscape/bookmarks.html");
Make sure you have write acces to your DOS partition.
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