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Originally posted by slackwarefan
This isn't really a trick, but it's a pretty simple way to use xine-ui instead of gxine for the brower plugin. Because the gxine plugin only calls gxine and fixes streams to work, etc, you could just
cd /usr/local/bin
mv gxine xineg
ln -s xine gxine
So now when mozilla starts the plugin it will load xine-ui instead of gxine. If anyone knows any other way of doing this, please tell me, as this method seems kind of disorganized.
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actually, in light of the fact that i can see no good way to politely ask gxine not to intercept what i had set up for xmms, this seems most appropiate.
pity, gzine seems promising but what's with taking over ?
- perry
