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BUG - lilyterm should check for firefox existing before trying to open a URL #38
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I'll check it. Thanks for reporting this bug! |
I suggest using |
It's not a bad idea, but not everyone intalled the |
Tetralet wrote:
Yeah it is. Maybe you can try |
I think it will make the program too complicated. I like to keep it simple... (although LilyTerm is complicated enough XD) |
Perhaps it is not having something to do with the code.
If the user does not have (BTW, If you are interested in, you may want to have a look at my conf file which is good for those who have just switched from GNOME terminal.) |
Hi,
When you have an URL in LilyTerm, for example:
http://lilyterm.luna.com.tw/file/lilyterm-0.9.9.4.tar.gz
You can click this link. Then normally firefox will
open this URL.
However, this assumes that firefox is installed, in
other words, a firefox binary exists in $PATH.
For me this was not the case. I then did a symlink
from my real location of firefox into /usr/bin/firefox
and then lilyterm can open it.
This is really a tiny bug, not sure if it is worth
fixing, but right now, if firefox is not in
$PATH it will tell you that there was an error
opening firefox.
Two suggestions to fix this bug:
like: "Make sure that firefox is in $PATH".
simply state something like "Sorry, you do not seem
to have firefox installed or we could not find it."
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