What I want for nautilus & gnome

Arnold Maestre arnold.maestre at gmail.com
Tue Dec 14 15:42:08 UTC 2004


> As I said in an earlier post, that doesn't solve the problem. It only
> assigns Gedit to that particular file I am clicking on, not all text
> file, especially all those that don't have any extension at all, lie all
> the hidden files in ~/, or all the configuration files in /etc, scripts,
> or what have you.

I don't know your particular setting, but I'm twice surprised by what
you're reporting. First, I installed screem (0.10.2-1ubuntu2) on
warty, and it didn't hijack the "plain text" mime type. Second, the
manipulation described above (right-click on any text file,
properties, open with...) changes the default behaviour for all files
of this particular type (I replaced gedit with emacs for a file named
output.log, and now text files ending with txt or not, configuration
files in  ~, etc open in emacs). Beware, it's not exactly the same as
"right-click, open with...".

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Arnold Maestre




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