On Mon, 2005-05-16 at 17:29, David Johanson wrote:
Kevanf1 wrote:
On 5/15/05, Harry Giles <hg57@comcast.net> wrote:
On Sunday 15 May 2005 06:49 am, Ken Schneider wrote:
On Sun, 2005-05-15 at 11:36 +0100, Kevanf1 wrote:
On 5/14/05, Harry Giles <hg57@comcast.net> wrote:
I did a Yast update on my 9.2 system, and once again one user can not launch a browser. The last time I was informed it was something to do with a gcc update, but I deleted the info. So, bing as I grew up in the 60-70's, most brain cells are gone, and I can not remember the rpm I had to install (backup) to to fix it.
Anyone out there able to help?
Blushingly yours,
Harry G
Have you tried a Google search with the terms of your original query? I'm assuming that you asked it on here. Sorry but I'm too new to this list to have seen the original but I do know tha there is a way of searching the archives with Google, hence my suggestion :-)
If I were more knowledgable I would help further :-))
Search the list archives on google with:
site:list.suse.com <arg1> <arg2> <arg3> ...
Each additional arg will help narrow the search. If you add [SLE] as an arg it will keep the search to this list. At least that has been my experience.
The main problem is my browsers won't work.
Harry G
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Ah, now this one has cropped up more than once on here :-)
Yes indeed it has. I did the latest YOU update this afternoon and once again thunderbird fails!
There is no error message involved; just the thunderbird icon scrolling on the desktop icon and then thunderbird appearing on the desktop for a portion of a second, then ending.
Last time it was a removal of thunderbird followed by a re-installation. The problem affected both thunderbird and firefox last time and I've not attempted to re-install firefox in the meantime, using mozilla instead. This time mozilla was unaffected.
About three to five days after the last time this problem occurred there was an unannounced fix, in the form of another update, that was provided courtesy of YOU. I'm thinking this might occur again, but it sure would be nice if this was occurring. Meanwhile, since this is in my office machine, I'll play with it and report back what solution set I find.
dave
Upon up a terminal and launch thunderbird from that, and see if there is an error message. When my apps misbehave, I find that this is a good way of finding out what it's doing.