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On Saturday 5 January 2008, reader@×××××××.com wrote: |
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> > KDE control center -> KDE components -> file associations |
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> > text -> plain, and set the application to use in "Application |
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> > preference order" (mine is "kedit"). |
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> Oh, thanks.. there all those setting are... |
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> But apparently there is still some kind of problem. I use |
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> emacs for that kind of stuff and it is listed there but when I select |
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> it and hit apply the `apply/reset' buttons go dead and never come back |
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> on. |
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> Ditto for kwrite or any others listed there. |
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This is all normal, at least with KDE control center. Those buttons are |
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active only when there are pending modifications. If there are no |
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pending modifications, they are greyed. When they are greyed, change |
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something else and they will become active again, and so on. |
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> There doesn't appear to be anyway provided to save the setting. |
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The "OK" button should do that (and, of course, the "Apply" button). |
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> Closing kcontrol and restart konq but still when I try to view source |
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> I just get the bouncing cursor (waiting) and no action ... ever. |
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> I guess I'll have to take this to the kde groups. |
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Sorry but I can't help you further here...on my system, adding another |
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handler application for text/plain and applying the config is enough for |
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konqueror to use the new application. |
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