With FC3 the launcher script would check to see if firefox was already running and if so, it would simply open a new window. Now FC4 is back to the old way where it attempts to do startup notification and hijacks the cursor with the 'hour glass' until startup notification times out. I wish I didn't feel like gnome startup notification was a huge hack, but I do (can it just be disabled?). Yet, when I click on a url in gaim, or evo it opens it properly in a new tab or window (according to my tab browser preferences). What gives? I would assume they all execute the same script right? Also is it entirely necessary for startup notification to hijack the cursor with the hourglass just because a program is starting? Is it unreasonable that i'd want to immediately go to the Applications menu and open another application while the other is loading? The 'hour glass' isn't exactly a user friendly pointing device. :) -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
