o gman start "xterm" instead of "x-terminal-emulator" o same as above for "mozilla" "dillo" o I have added a RUN_DEPEND to dillo o fix gman.pl so localbrowse and netbrowse now work (I know absolutely nothing at perl. If you think that is not correct, tell me Fix include a patch for misc/gman/Makefile. The three other files have to be put in gman/files Fix: --- gman.c.orig Sun Aug 29 09:05:32 2004 +++ gman.c Sun Aug 29 09:06:27 2004 @@ -89,9 +89,9 @@ context->set_default_value("show_status_bar","int",(void*)0); context->set_default_value("show_warning","int",(void*)0); context->set_default_value("show_mode","int",(void*)0); // 0 = xterm, 1 = ghostview - context->set_default_value("xterm_command","char*",(void*)"x-terminal-emulator"); - context->set_default_value("gv_command","char*",(void*)"gv"); - context->set_default_value("browser_command","char*",(void*)"mozilla"); // kfm also works + context->set_default_value("xterm_command","char*",(void*)"xterm"); + context->set_default_value("gv_command","char*",(void*)"ghostview"); + context->set_default_value("browser_command","char*",(void*)"dillo"); // kfm also works context->set_default_value("cgi_host","char*",(void*)"localhost"); context->set_default_value("cgi_location","char*",(void*)"/cgi-bin/gman.pl"); context->set_default_value("print_command","char*",(void*)"lpr"); // not in use --- patch-gman.c ends here ---
>> (09.06.2004 @ 1723 PST): Serge Gagnon said, in 6.2K: << > o gman start "xterm" instead of "x-terminal-emulator" > o same as above for "mozilla" "dillo" > o I have added a RUN_DEPEND to dillo >> end of "ports/71438: Update ports: misc/gman add dependency & fix netbrowse option" from Serge Gagnon << It feels weird to move from the most popular browser to one of the least popular browsers. Perhaps a build-time configuration option would be the most widely applicable solution? # Adam -- Adam Weinberger adamw@magnesium.net || adamw@FreeBSD.org adamw@vectors.cx || adamw@gnome.org http://www.vectors.cx
>>>>> On Mon Sep 6 17:50:36, Adam wrote: > It feels weird to move from the most popular browser to one of the > least popular browsers. Perhaps a build-time configuration option > would be the most widely applicable solution? I don't know how to do it, but I'll take a look at other ports for some brainwave. -- Serge Gagnon <ser_gagnon@sympatico.ca> Quebec, Qc, Canada
Ok. This one remove the RUN_DEPEND to dillo and use your favorite browser. The one you put in your BROWSER variable. Additional file: pkg-message
State Changed From-To: open->closed Committed, thanks!