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Originally Posted by philip.j.fry
Are you sure it's a subdirectory and not a media file? I've no idea why that would happen but for a workaround try using Nautilus as an alternative.
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not sure what Nautalus is, but I am sure that when I am in Konqueror I am double clicking a subdirectory ikthius, like
file:/home/ikthius it opens Xine.
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Originally Posted by philip.j.fry
Sounds like a syntax error in the xine config file, not in a posiition to check it at the moment as am at work (on a Windows machine  ) but if I get a chance I'll check when I get home. |
thanks, all help trully appreciated
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Originally Posted by philip.j.fry
There's something seriously wrong if a website is asking you to sign in as root, what ae you doing/looking at when it asks you to do so? And what browser are you using? When you allow a program/process (like Konqueror) root access (to run as root), only that program and any programs that are started (spawned) by that application will run as root, all other running processes will run as the user that started them.
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the website itself is not asking me to log in as root, but the website it a tutorial saying that if I want to do A, B or C then I should log in as root.
this is the website I am trying:
http://convexhull.com/mandrake_fonts.html
I can't do step 2 in the tutorial of the link.
I tried to do step 3 I think I got it done right, but I am not sure, I did it through
system > configuration > KDE > System > font installer and I got all my true type fonts from my windows partition.
then I tried to do the same in the link for firefox, but I don't seem to have a userChrome.css file I do have a userChrome-example.css located here
file:/home/ikthius/Firefox/firefox-installer/defaults/profile/chrome
or a chrome.rdf file located here:
file:/home/ikthius/Firefox/firefox-installer/chrome
I hope all this made sense.
ik