(my apologies if you've seen this before but I belatedly wondered if this might be a better forum for this question than debian-user)
Recently I had an issue with netscape not behaving properly from the icon after upgrading to woody and kde2 fixed that by manually updating .kde/share/applnk/Netscape.applnk to point to /usr/bin/X11/netscape which is apparently a script rather than a binary... one nice thing is that it determines if netscape is already open when its called and if so, opens a new netscape window and passes the url to it rather than complaining that netscape is already open.... very very nice in my opinion Klipper, however, somehow seems to still be calling netscape directly I think because if netscape is already up and I use it to send an url to netscape I get the complaint that netscape is already open I went into actions and the only http-like action defined was for https urls... is there a 'default' action somewhere that I can edit? the https one says ^https?::\/\/ and it currently reads "netscape -no-about-splash '%s'" I don't know why that wouldn't go to /usr/bin/X11/netscape since that's what I get on a which of 'netscape' but I tried changing it to /usr/bin/X11/netscape -no-about-splash '%s' ... when I hit 'ok' after editing the line then went back into klipper preferences it had changed back to "netscape -no-about-splash '%s'" other actions defined are regexp expressions ^\/.+\.jpg$ ^mailto: ^\/.+\txt$ ^file: ^gopher:. ^ftp\/\/ oh, I also tried editing the https string /etc/kde2/klipperrc directly/manuaully.... to "/usr/bin/X11/netscape -no-about-splash '%s'" when I restart xwindows and check klipper's preferences it still says "netscape -no-about-splash '%s'" is there anyplace else I should try kicking.... should I try kicking in a different way? -Alice
