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Special Forums Hardware Filesystems, Disks and Memory associated file types Post 52140 by norsk hedensk on Thursday 10th of June 2004 09:17:22 PM
Old 06-10-2004
thats what i think he means too. well it depends on what gui you are using. if you are using KDE then it has its own way of doing it, if you are using gnome it has ITs own way of doing it.


suggestion:

click on it as if you were opening it, what happens? does it ask you want you want to run it with? look in that box for something that says "always open with this" or something similar.

we need more info such as what gui you are using to give you a specific answer.
 

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PROFILE-MANAGER(1)					      General Commands Manual						PROFILE-MANAGER(1)

NAME

       profile-manager - starts the gui for configuring the metadata used by desktop-profiles

SYNOPSIS

       profile-manager

DESCRIPTION

       The  desktop profiles package needs metadata about the available profiles in order to decide when to activate which profiles. This metadata
       is contained in the .listing files placed in the /etc/desktop-profiles directory. This convenience script will start a graphical  interface
       for configuring that metadata.

       The gui is a kommander script, so you need to have the kommander package installed for the gui to work (the script will check if the neces-
       sary prerequisites are present, and tell you what's missing if necessary).

OPTIONS

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FILES

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BUGS

       The gui currently barks at profile metadata containing a single quote in the description.

AUTHOR

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SEE ALSO

       desktop-profiles(7), list-desktop-profiles(1), update-profile-cache(1)

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