Lite Control Center - Suggestions welcomed

[anon222]

[quote author=misko_2083 link=topic=2056.msg16088#msg16088 date=1438709774]

Thanks, I haven't had communication with Jerry in the last few days.

I've been on qTox most of the time, haven't seen you sign in until today
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Well, there is a very small time frame when we can meet. One is when I'm about to go to sleep and the other one is when you're about to sleep. 18000 km is a big distance. Still preety amazing that we can Tox from time to time.
Added a button to refresh the application and fixed the live cd issue you found earlier.

[valtam]

This is exactly why I have been pushing for us to all collaborate in space

[anon222]

This is exactly why I have been pushing for us to all collaborate in space

Hahaha, I think that managing the Linux Lite Space Program would be a little expensive.

[torreydale]

I notice the Control Center has today's date in green where it says Last Updated.  But I didn't update today.  If there are no updates by tomorrow, I get the feeling it'll have tomorrow's date in green next to Last Updated. 

I'm ok with it.  I can read between the lines.  But it does make it seem, to manual updaters like me, that I took an action today to update, when I did not.

[valtam]

How it all started...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vv2u4EuTiKQ

[torreydale]

I reported this before.  It seems it is still occurring.  I have Chromium as my default browser.  I did use the Lite Tweak tool to set it as such.  But only the Help link at the bottom of the My Computer tab in the Control Panel opens using Chromium.  All the other links open in Chrome, which I also have installed.

[shaggytwodope]

I reported this before.  It seems it is still occurring.  I have Chromium as my default browser.  I did use the Lite Tweak tool to set it as such.  But only the Help link at the bottom of the My Computer tab in the Control Panel opens using Chromium.  All the other links open in Chrome, which I also have installed.

The help icon opens in chromium, as in the one that opens a local copy of the manual?

If that is the case, it sounds like exo-open is being funny... not fully sure we should stick with this method. Will look into alternatives soon.

[torreydale]

It opens the help manual in Chromium.  I don't recall if it was a local copy or if it was the Internet copy.  I'm not at my pc right now.  The rest open in Chrome.

[torreydale]

When clicking on the Help link, it does open file:///usr/share/doc/litemanual/index.html via Chromium, my default browser.  The others open via Chrome.

[anon222]

When clicking on the Help link, it does open file:///usr/share/doc/litemanual/index.html via Chromium, my default browser.  The others open via Chrome.

Interesting... What is the output of the next line?

Code:

cat /etc/gnome/defaults.list | grep "text/html"

Maybe Chromium is set to open html files. If so, editing /etc/gnome/defaults.list should be easy.