KDE has a feature in which if a URL goes into the paste buffer it offers to open a browser. At least if you're in a Konsole this is what happens.
There's a little bug so that it won't open mozilla properly when you do this. Supposedly a fix is coming. This is probably different from your problem, but I thought I'd mention it just in case. On Fri, Jan 11, 2002 at 01:34:19PM -0800, Curtis Vaughan wrote: > On Friday 11 January 2002 12:19, Mario Vukelic wrote: > > On Fri, 2002-01-11 at 21:07, Curtis Vaughan wrote: > > > The Sylpheed question is rather easy, I hope. > > > How do you uninstall it? Just delete directories? > > > > How did you install it? If from source, there is probably a "uninstall" > > target in the source directory. cd /your/sylpheed/source/dir; make > > uninstall > > > > If with apt/dselect: apt-get remove sylpheed > > Ok, make uninstall seems to have disabled it, but the directories are all > still there. Is it Ok to delete them? > > > > > > Earlier I asked about how to make Mozilla my default browser. Ok, I got > > > that to work, but now I have different problem. Say, for example, I have > > > a hyperlink in a letter. > > > > You've got to provide more info with your questions: In what program do > > you type that letter. Do you use Gnome or KDE? Mpzilla is now your > > default browser for what? Where and how did you set it? > > I'm using KDE. To make Mozilla my default browser, I went to File > Associations. Under I found html under the "text" section of "known types" > and added Mozilla Navigator (the command line being just "mozilla"). Then I > actually just removed the other programs listed there. I think only > Kommander was listed there. For whatever reason there are 2 html file type > listings, so I did this under both. By the way, trying to add Kommander back > in doesn't work. In fact, if I even click on the Kommander Web Browser icon, > nothing happens. I can, of course, open Kommander and then type in an > address and it will work. > > KMail is the email client program I am using. > > > > Also, and perhaps related, is the > > > fact that you can't copy an address and paste it into the address space > > > for Mozilla. > > > > I can with Ctrl-C Ctrl-V in Gnome. Also you can mark the address with > > the mouse and insert it with a middle-click. Alternatively you can > > middle-click somewhere in the mozilla window (make sure not to hit a > > link) and it will go there > > Clicking on hyperlinks within Mozilla works. But if the hyperlink is in any > other application, it won't work. Mozilla opens on a blank page. > > Curtis > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
