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On 18/08/12 17:41, Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: |
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> Am Samstag, 18. August 2012, 03:51:55 schrieb Nikos Chantziaras: |
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>> In KDE, I'm very used to simply type "man:foo" and have the man page of |
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>> "foo" pop up immediately in Konqueror without having to open a terminal |
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>> or anything. |
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>> |
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>> However, since I installed Chromium and making it my default browser, |
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>> now "man:" brings up Chromium instead. That doesn't work; instead of |
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>> displaying the man page, it downloads the *.bz2 from the local file |
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>> system :-/ |
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>> |
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>> How can I set Konqueror to be the program that handles KDE's "man:" command? |
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> |
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> open system-settings. Open mime/applications/whatever submenu (called |
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> 'Dateizuordnungen' in German). |
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> application-xtroff-man |
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> and |
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> application-xtroff-man-compressed |
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> |
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> should be the things you have to set. Click on 'embedded' and choose KManPart |
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> And that it is always shown in the embedded part. |
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> We are talking about KDE here - not gnome. It should not be necessary to fiddle |
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> with desktop files. |
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This is already set up that way. Except that x-troff-man-compressed is |
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grayed out because there's no file extension listed. |
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