The executable bit was the problem for me: after I did "chmod 666
", gnome Do worked OK and began opening the documents with
openoffice.
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On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 10:58 AM, Chris S. wrote:
> If I recall correctly, the executable bit gets set if you transfer
> that file to a FAT partition (like a flash drive). I forget why this
> happens.
This would be because FAT doesn't support permissions at all, so "rwx"
permissions are invented
If I recall correctly, the executable bit gets set if you transfer
that file to a FAT partition (like a flash drive). I forget why this
happens.
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 4:36 PM, Alex Launi wrote:
> Don't put executable permission on your documents. Your document has the
> executable bit set, so
Don't put executable permission on your documents. Your document has the
executable bit set, so it makes sense that we should let you try and run it.
It could easily be a python or bash script.
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Learnt from previous comments the solution. But I still think this is a
usability bug, as there is no visible way to bind OOo documents to the
"open" command. Also I would imagine that it should not be too hard to
set it for such filetypes as default.
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It will learn your common actions, so if you choose 'open' enough times
that will become the default.
** Changed in: gnome-do (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Ahh, that’s it. It shows 'run' as default. If i change it to 'open' it
works. But where are the default settings stored?
Sorry, i know this isn’t a support thread.
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What action are you performing? It may be defaulting to something like
'Copy' instead of 'Open'. After you type the filename, hit tab and itll
show the action.
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Thanks for your reply.
'xdg-open ~/foo.odt' works fine.
I had the same problem in jaunty with the latest ppa version on a
different machine. The universe package in jaunty isn’t affected though.
So my guess would be that the problem is caused by gnome do or the files
and folders plugin. But maybe
Works fine for me. My guess is your xdg-open (part of the xdg-utils
package) is not working.
Type 'xdg-open foo.odt' and see if it works. If it does not, then the
problem is with your XDG configuration and not with GNOME Do.
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-do
Ubuntu 9.10
Gnome Do Version is 0.8.2
package is gnome-do_0.8.2+dfsg-0-9.10~ppa1
+ same behavior in gnome-do_0.8.2+dfgs-1_i386.deb (universe)
When typing the name of an OOo-document ("foo.odt") it is properly
displayed with
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