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Distribution: Server Application of Fedora 7 (at the moment), I have played with many others however.
Posts: 27
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Browser Link Question
This is a really stupid question, but can anyone tell me what the original value for "Command: " is in the Web Browser Launch link in fedora core 3 (gnome)? I messed with it and now I need it back to the original and can't remember what it was. Thanks
nevermind i figured it out
in case anyone else needs to know it is:
htmlview %u
Last edited by PensJunkie; 02-11-2005 at 12:18 AM.
If I understand you correctly I think that it is the path to the executable, for example
/usr/lib/firefox/firefox
Or Mozilla or whatever browser your default browser is.
You can find it with the whereis comand. Such as
whereis firefox
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