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Sign upAllow user to set PDF "Open in DispVM" handler #1603
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andrewdavidwong
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Installing GIMP in the Fedora 23 breaks "Open in Disposable VM" for PDFs
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Allow user to set "Open in DispVM" handler
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I don't know whether this is possible (and just not documented), or not possible. @marmarek?
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I don't know whether this is possible (and just not documented), or not possible. @marmarek? |
andrewdavidwong
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Allow user to set "Open in DispVM" handler
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Allow user to set PDF "Open in DispVM" handler
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bnvk
May 23, 2016
This behavior happens also Debian templates as the normal Document Viewer is not installed by default!
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This behavior happens also Debian templates as the normal Document Viewer is not installed by default!
Looks like this is being tracked here: #1781 (comment)
Looks like this is being tracked here: #1781 (comment) |
hdevalence commentedJan 11, 2016
After installing GIMP in the Fedora 23 template, it's somehow set as the application that handles "Open in Disposable VM" for PDFs, even though it's not the default PDF handler in the AppVM.
GIMP is pretty useless for viewing PDFs, so this sort of breaks the feature.
I couldn't find mention in the documentation about how to set which application should be used to open the file in the DispVM, so I had to just uninstall GIMP.