Thanks for the suggestion but that doesn't seem to be the problem.
KDE comes up with the error message "Couldn't find the program <NAME>" where
<NAME> is the name of the file I have clicked on. The only one that runs is
the firefox installer's shell script. I'm not too hot on shell scripts but
firfox script appears to work from the . directory which should mean that it
will run where ever it's installed. I have had reason to suspect some sort of
parameter passing problem in kde with mouse clicks before. Path length /
working directory ????
So:
I have just got it to run by creating a link and working directory etc with
the kde menu editor. It does run from the menu so why doesn't it run from a
click?
Regards
John
On Saturday 16 April 2005 15:06, you wrote:
> On 4/16/05, John <john_82@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Whoops
> > Forgot to mention that I tried that one too and got the same result - kde
> > couldn't find firfox"
> > Regards
>
> The problem's probably in the shell script (the file simply called
> 'firefox'). Go to the directory where the shell script is then open a
> terminal and type
>
> grep 'moz_libdir' firefox
>
> Now paste the output of that message into here. It should be a path to
> where your run-mozilla.sh script is (which should simply be where you
> installed firefox to).
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