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Am Sonntag 13 September 2009 20:02:09 schrieb Daniel Troeder: |
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> On Sun, 2009-09-13 at 12:00 +0200, Sascha Hlusiak wrote: |
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> > Hello List, |
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> > |
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> > somehow all default file associations are broken in my gnome |
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> > installation and seem to point at the KDE applications instead. |
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> > When right-clicking in nautilus on a pdf file, the default action is |
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> > kghostview instead of evince (in kde the default is acroread) and the |
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> > default action for inode/directory even is cervisia which makes gnome |
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> > desktop unusable like that. When logging in in KDE the right kde |
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> > applications are offered as default but in Gnome they used to be |
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> > different. |
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> > Where are gnome defaults handled? |
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> > "xdg-mime query default inode/directory" shows correct app in kde but is |
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> > empty in gnome. |
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> > Calling "update-mime-database /usr/share/mime" and |
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> > "update-desktop-database" do not change anything. Does anyone have a |
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> > hint where to look? What role does gnome-vfs play? |
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> > Yes, I can change the settings in my user, but since it's a multiuser |
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> > system, it is important to change the defaults. |
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> Does this happen to all of your users? I mean: does this also happen if |
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> you create a new user, and log as it into GNOME? |
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Yes, it happens with an empty user as well. |
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> In case it's only a 1-user-problem: take a look at |
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> ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list |
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> This is where users file associations should be set. |
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The file does not exist for my user. When I mount the home on a Debian system, |
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the defaults from that machine work fine, so it's not the user. |
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Where are the global defaults anyway, if you want to change the order, maybe? |
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Where could you globally prefer acroread over evince and gedit over xemacs? |
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- Sascha |