GNOME prevents access to XSL files
When I try to open an XSL file (XML Language for Transforming XML Docs) I get the following message:
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can you rename the file to end in ".xml"?
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File with same name
In this case the xsl is called "essay.xsl" it controls the translation for "essay.xml", I could change the names, but I don't see why there isn't a way to tell GNOME to allow "xsl", this is the exstension one should use for XSLs so that they can be distinguished from XML files, sometimes XSLs are opened by different programs, etc. but GNOME seems to know what's in the file, so I can't even create a separate type for XSL.
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