[kde-linux] Konqueror setting +?

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Patrick Serru wrote:

>       Since recently, When I ask Konqueror to show the source file of an
> HTML file, it tryes to open KWord instead of KWrite, and KWord displays
> nothing! I had a look to "user" reachable configuration () but without
> success:
> Personal settings -> KDE Components -> Component Chooser
>  Embedded Text Editor field "Default Component" -> "Embedded Advanced Text
> Editor" No other offer proposed.

do not know if this will help with konqueror web browser,
as i use firefox web browser.

in 'control center > kde components > file associations',
which is same as, konqueror web browser;
 'settings > configure konqueror > configure > file associations

i have these settings for 'known types';

application -
  chm   = firefox web browser, kwrite, konqueror
  mml   = firefox web browser, kwrite, konqueror
  xml   = firefox web browser, kwrite, konqueror
  xul   = firefox web browser, kwrite, konqueror
  xsd   = firefox web browser, kwrite, konqueror
  xhtml = firefox web browser, kwrite, konqueror
text -
  html  = firefox web browser, kwrite, konqueror
  plain = kwrite, kedit
  xml   = firefox web browser, kwrite, konqueror

with these settings, if i use konqueror to open a web page and then
<ctrl+u> to view html source, it opens with kwrite.

hth.

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peace out.

tc,hago.

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