David Walser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Warly wrote:
>> All the main will be included in powerpack,
>
> So how many CDs does it take to house all of main?
In the powerpack there are some dual sources/binary packages, moreover
some main packages are prensent on commercial CD to fullfill them, b
Warly wrote:
All the main will be included in powerpack,
So how many CDs does it take to house all of main?
however standard pack will be
focused on new user with only desktop applications, so that they will not
be lost choosing amongst devel or servers packages in rpmdrake.
How many CDs is
On Wed, 2003-02-19 at 12:09, John Keller wrote:
> Gnome has a "Preferred Applications" panel that allows the user to the
> default browser, text editor and terminal (though why not the mail client, I
> don't know). I'm not sure of the internals, but besides a manual setting it
> gives a list of re
Frederic Crozat wrote:
> Please, spell GNOME, not Gnome :)) It is an acronym..
Just doing it French-style (cf. Smic, Assédic, Fnac, ...) ;)
Besides, it flows better in a sentance; even FootNotes uses "Gnome" mixed
with GNOME.
- John
On Wed, 19 Feb 2003 13:09:32 +0100, John Keller wrote:
> Buchan Milne wrote:
>
>> Do either KDE or Gnome allow you to change from their browser. I cannot
>> see a way to get KDE to default to use Mozilla, and the BROWSER variable
> is:
>> [bgmilne@bgmilne i586]$ echo $BROWSER
>> kfmclient openPro
Buchan Milne wrote:
> Do either KDE or Gnome allow you to change from their browser. I cannot
> see a way to get KDE to default to use Mozilla, and the BROWSER variable
is:
> [bgmilne@bgmilne i586]$ echo $BROWSER
> kfmclient openProfile webbrowsing
>
> Maybe Gnome allows this (should try Gnome aga
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John Keller wrote:
> I also think this would make an excellent addition for a future
release, but
> I don't htink it's necessary to use the selector to install. Simply having
> it as as way to choose from among installed clients would be more than
> e
> How about a new module for mcc : "default applications" ?
> It would show items like : mail manager, web browser and so on
[...]
> But is it in the Mandrake way to choose defaults apps ?
> If Mandrake is a user based distro, why not ask those users
> via mandrakeclub for the defaults apps ?
>
>
Serge Plüss wrote:
>
>
> Hi
> [...]
> Three people I showed the default desktop to, asked where the icon for
> the webbrowser is. I show them the shortcut down on the panel, but they
> all said they want it on the desktop. They said that that icon on the
> desktop should launch the default webbr
