Newbie question about default browser.
[1/3] from: jtp::dok::org at: 30-Oct-2001 1:11
Greetings!
I have just recently begun to learn REBOL (last night, in fact, and yes,
I read about it on slashdot. :), and I have installed both the core and
view versions on my windows and linux boxes. However (and I'm sure
someone else has asked this before, but I can't seem to locate any info
on the web), using View in windows and clicking any of the 'sites' brings
up IE, but in linux, I get nothing but an error about not being able to
find netscape (I use mozilla.).
So, obviously my question is, is there a way to tell View to use mozilla
(located in /opt/gnome/lib/mozilla) so I can utilize REBOL to its fullest
potential?
Thanks for the time to answer a question I'm betting has been asked more
than once,
.troy
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[2/3] from: jeff:rebol at: 30-Oct-2001 6:39
Welcome in from the cold, Troy: (-:
> I have just recently begun to learn REBOL (last night, in
> fact, and yes, I read about it on slashdot. :),
. . .
> So, obviously my question is, is there a way to tell View
> to use mozilla (located in /opt/gnome/lib/mozilla) so I can
> utilize REBOL to its fullest potential?
To find the browser, Unix REBOL/View pays attention to the
MOZILLA_HOME environment variable. Failing that, it looks for
netscape in /usr/local/bin and /usr/bin. Yes, the unix
browser determining algorithm is rather simple minded.
-jeff
[3/3] from: nitsch-lists:netcologne at: 30-Oct-2001 16:59
RE: [REBOL] Newbie question about default browser.
rebol looks for netscape, one place is /usr/local/bin/netscape.
so if you place/link there something, it would be started.
one drawback is argument is sometimes like
-remoteopenURL(/home/volker/rebol/view/local/index.html, new-window)
don't know if mozilla use the same?
-Volker
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