I have been using KDE since i started with Linux, but now I am trying out GNOME. When I try to run mozilla, I get this: Error Launching Browser window: no XBL binding for Browser. What does this mean? I am running, so far Gnome 1.4, which came with Suse 8.0. Thanks.
It looks like I found the correct file to run, but when i start it says it is an executable text file and do I want to run or view its contents. How do I get rid of that? also, I cant find my newer netscape, only 4.79, not version 6. Do I have to reinstall?
try creating a launcher to the file instead of running it thru the file browser.
i would assume its somewhere in the right click menu on the desktop
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That is what I did, I have it in the panel at the bottom. I still cant find my recent version of Netscape though. Thanks
im not sure where netscape 6 installs, but you might want to have a look in /usr/local/
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Never seen that error. Is this the first time you tried to run Mozilla? Did it work before under KDE? Have you checked with Suse to see if this was a bug in 8.0? What version of Mozilla?Originally Posted by mugs
Jim H
It ran fine in KDE, but I have since gotten it to work. I put it on the launcer bar at the bottom. Still working on a link for Netscape. But, Gnome is really great, I am going to also start using Ximian for mail, it seems much more full featured.
When you say Ximian, you mean Evolution right? I hope so ;D
Just wondering, have you checked out SuSE knowledge base on their website for your questions? I remember when I installed SuSE, there were little quirks that were quite annoying (i.e. not being able to run gtk apps as root, terminal open after every boot, etc).
If you ever run into something that doesn't seem right, just give their knowledge base a look. Just a helpful hint ;D
how bout booting back into kde and looking for the path on the launcher there??
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