[Fwd: Re: removed feature request: external downloader!]
Ron Hartston <[email protected]> Fri, 23 Jan 2004 15:39:07 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.web.galeon.devel |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
phil:
>ron wrote:
>> galeon is great,
>> fast and cool(what could be better?)
>> I've recently upgraded from .deb's 1.2.5 to hand compiled 1.3.10.
>> one of the advanteges of galeon (over mozilla-firedoodle) was an external downloader (GTM).
>> I've (galeon) since lost this capability.
>> All the documentation Ive found claims galeon uses gtm by default (?!?).
>> For me it uses its own downloader ( which is resonable...nothing more).
>> as a side note Im unable to use dgra'n'drop either, so it might be a config problem after all.
>> However I read in a dev-thread that this feature was taken off to remove bloat, and that
>> it is possible to configure manually (gconf?!?). Im not sure how to do that...
>> help!!!
>
>The UI for configuration was removed, but the backend functionality is
>still there. However, you can't use GTM over corba because it's a gnome1
>app while we're gnome2. You can still use it through a command line call
>and that works well enough for most cases.
>
>In gconf, go to:
>
>/apps/galeon/Handlers/Downloading
>
>and set:
>
>external_download_command to "gtm -g %s"
>external_downloader to true
>
>--phil
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thanks for the response phil.
I tried your recommendation. Using gconf-editor I changed the values. They saved but did not affect
galeon's behavior.
The remark about corba I dont understand, is that related to c'&d'?
gtm (testing) has agnome2 frontend, does that not mean it is G2?
Im trying to use galeon like I use to (1.2.5) that is click save button and automaticlly goes to gtm.
Is that not possible?
sorry it took so long to follow up (exams and all that)...
ron.
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