On Friday 10 November 2006 5:25 am, Rob Andrews wrote: > On 09-Nov-2006 18:00.05 (GMT), John Aldrich wrote: > > > Hi John. Preferred applications used to be on KDE's menu, but no > > > longer is, but if you go to /usr/share/applications, and double click > > > on "gnome-default-applications" you can change the default mailreader. > > > > I really wish that if Fedora is going to package KDE and Gnome, that > > they would make it easier to change the default apps... it's annoying as > > hell! :/ > > You'll find a section called "Preferred Applications" in your GNOME > Preferences menu. This will allow you to change the default mail > application. > > As for KDE, I really don't know. > And that, I think, is the problem. Fedora/RedHat expects you to make the appropriate changes in Gnome, or at least relies on the Gnome settings for the defaults. What we need is a *unified*, Window-manager-neutral way of specifying the default apps. *shrug* Oh, well... at least I've got my default apps set now, finally. :-) -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
