sorry I forgot a don't.
I mean I don't like quick and dirty things much :)
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Hi Patrick,
may we misunderstand us. I know that I can make a symlink. But I don't
like this way. I like to know how I change this in general. May I want
to change other things as well. i.e. I don't like the viewer for jpegs.
Then I have to erase this viewer to make a symlink to the new program
Op donderdag 7 november 2002 21:02, schreef Michael Grosseck:
just do in the directory where bzip2 is ( i don't have it on my system):
ln -s ./bzip2 ./bzip
this create a link from bzip2 to bzip
the next time that bzip is called it goes to bzip2
> Hi Patrick,
>
> thanks for your quick answer.
Hi Patrick,
thanks for your quick answer.
yes this is a possibility. But I think this is quick and dirty. May I
like to change some other things as well. So I need to know, how it
works in general.
Patrick wrote:
Op donderdag 7 november 2002 18:36, schreef Michael Grosseck:
what about creati
Op donderdag 7 november 2002 18:36, schreef Michael Grosseck:
what about creating a link that called bzip ?
quick and easy
Patrick
> Hi folks,
>
> how can I modify the file-roller for bzip files? Nautilus doesn't find
> the bzip program because it's called bzip2 now.
>
> Thanks
> By Michael
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Hi folks,
how can I modify the file-roller for bzip files? Nautilus doesn't find
the bzip program because it's called bzip2 now.
Thanks
By Michael
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