Re: How to stipulate default applications in GNOME

On 20/06/11 04:22 PM, AG wrote:

In GNOME, if the options selected under "preferred applications" for
browsers doesn't get applied, how can I set an application to be the
default?

Along with x-www-browser, something else that may, or may not, be an issue is the value of gnome-www-browser.

George


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