On Wednesday 23 February 2005 01:04, Kiall Mac Innes wrote:
>> if it was only ever that simple :) came accross that info somewhere
> along my travels... sadly mandrake seems to have removed the "Web
> Browser" section from components (it doesnt seem to have moved
> anywhere else in kde control center or mandrake control center)
>
Strange - why would Mandrake do this?
You can try by-passing the Control Centre interface. For the most part,
it is just a front-end to the many configuration files anyway.
The one you'll want is:
~/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals
Find the section headed "[General]"
and add the line:
BrowserApplication=!firefox
right after the section heading. If it already exists just change it to
the above.
Hope this helps (not that I neccessarily approve of changing from
Konqueror to Firefox - but that's a whole other debae ;) )
Regards,
Barry
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