On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 05:25 PM, Philip Ganchev said:
> Should the message for x-www-browser also mention "x-www-browser" (and
> similarly for www-browser)?
>
> 'hep: Help is being displayed in x-www-browser, your default browser:
> %s'
>
> For symlinks, we could use the program namei (if it exists) to check
> the last target in a chain of symlinks.
Great idea! I think the following command would be best:
basename (readlink -f /usr/bin/x-www-browser)
I will add this with a conditional based on the existence of basename
and readlink.
There is no similar printout for text browsers (such as www-browser)
because it gets obscured (and sometimes erased) by the text browser.
But maybe we should print out something anyway even for text browsers.
Since the text browser is launched in the foreground, we could do the
printout after it is launched: "Help was displayed using ..."
I also like Dylan's suggestion of telling people how to change the
browser x-www-browser points to.
Peace, James
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