Hello, On Thu, 07 Feb 2013, James Knott wrote:
doug wrote:
This might be overkill, but what if you remove Seamonkey?
Yes, it would be. Seamonkey is my main email app, as I prefer it to Thunderbird. Also, this is a recent development, so I wouldn't be surprised if it came in with a Seamonkey update. I'm currently at v2.15.
Which is "up-to-date". Hm. Have a look at kcontrol -> KDE Components -> File Associations and search for 'man' as a pattern and look for what apps are bound to that filetype. Use e.g. 'tkman' in "General" for tests as it'll be clear that it was opened that way. Or e.g. 'xless', anything to make it clear that the configuration was applied. Also for testing, in the "Embedding" Tab use e.g. "Text View" instead of "KManPart". If you then get the manpage "source" instead of a rendered view in a KDE Text widget, you'll know you're on the right track. HTH, -dnh -- If I wanted to point and drool, I'd go to a Chippendales show. -- Leigh Metcalf -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org