Anton Aylward wrote:
A box
opens up, where you enter the command or URL you wish to execute. For example, until it broke, I'd press Alt-F2 and enter #<command> to open the man page for the command. And when I try that I get Konqueror starting up with"man:/sh" in the location bar and the KDE man page viewer. This is a vanilla 12.2 install, the BtrFS test platform I've spoken of before. I get the same on another machine running 12.2 on Reiser and one on ext4. All virgin installs. This problem happens on 2 computers running 12.2 with the latest updates. It used to work properly on both, failing only recently. It still works properly on one system running 12.1 In KDE 3, it was possible to configure this to chose what you wanted to happen with various commands. I can no longer find any way to do that. In my case, I want to find out why I am now opening Seamonkey, instead of Konqueror when I'm trying to read a man page. This function is broken and I have no idea how to fix it. Perhaps because somewhere seamonkey is defined as a the default browser and not Konqueror? What does it say in the relevant systemsetting?
I have no idea why Seamonkey is starting. The default browser is Firefox. If I enter a URL, Firefox starts as expected. If I enter konqueor man:/<command> it works properly and displays the man page. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org