Default apps in live-cd.

[Sergio Cipolla]

I noticed that the Xfce spin has Abiword set to open text/plain.
The default is the first option in mimeinfo.cache. In this case:
text/plain=fedora-abiword.desktop;fedora-geany.desktop;fedora-leafpad.desktop;

So I was thinking that maybe that's the order they are installed
(maybe in the kickstart file).
If so, maybe we should have a simpler one first (leafpad or geany) and
leave Abiword to the end so it only opens those word documents.

[Kevin Fenzi]

On Sun, 4 Nov 2012 14:02:21 -0500
Sergio Cipolla  wrote:
> I noticed that the Xfce spin has Abiword set to open text/plain.
> The default is the first option in mimeinfo.cache. In this case:
> text/plain=fedora-abiword.desktop;fedora-geany.desktop;fedora-leafpad.desktop;
>
> So I was thinking that maybe that's the order they are installed
> (maybe in the kickstart file).
> If so, maybe we should have a simpler one first (leafpad or geany) and
> leave Abiword to the end so it only opens those word documents.

I'm really not sure how that is populated. ;(

We don't have control over the order of installing, thats yum doing
that, which might mean it's alpha order? or something else.

kevin

[Sergio Cipolla]

Unless you did something it looks a bit random.
In this TC1 live-CD text/plain is opening with Geany and with the two
spins before this it was opening with Leafpad.

On 12 November 2012 19:42, Kevin Fenzi  wrote:
> On Sun, 4 Nov 2012 14:02:21 -0500
> Sergio Cipolla  wrote:
> > I noticed that the Xfce spin has Abiword set to open text/plain.
> > The default is the first option in mimeinfo.cache. In this case:
> > text/plain=fedora-abiword.desktop;fedora-geany.desktop;fedora-leafpad.desktop;
> >
> > So I was thinking that maybe that's the order they are installed
> > (maybe in the kickstart file).
> > If so, maybe we should have a simpler one first (leafpad or geany) and
> > leave Abiword to the end so it only opens those word documents.
>
> I'm really not sure how that is populated. ;(
>
> We don't have control over the order of installing, thats yum doing
> that, which might mean it's alpha order? or something else.
>
> kevin
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