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Default Application for RPM files
- From: Steven Garrity <stevelist silverorange com>
- To: fedora-desktop-list redhat com
- Subject: Default Application for RPM files
- Date: Fri, 11 Jun 2004 13:17:40 -0300
I think that in FC1, the default application associated with RPMs was
"Install Packages", but this doesn't seem to be the case in FC2.
As a result, if you end up with an RPM opened from a web browser or
double-clicked from a folder, you get an alert about no default
application being associated with it.
Is there a reason this changed? Is this true of FC2 in general, or have
I accidentally changed something?
I realize that running rpms might not be the best way to install things,
but it did work very nicely.
Thanks,
Steven Garrity
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