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or "gnome-run". However, those other tools don't have some nice and important features: the very useful feature that allows one to use it with keyboard only, and to be fast enough. Testing, some corrections, and ok, ajacoutot@
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$OpenBSD: patch-config_gmrunrc,v 1.1.1.1 2007/07/29 18:47:29 kili Exp $
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--- config/gmrunrc.orig Fri Jun 20 09:18:58 2003
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+++ config/gmrunrc Sun Jul 29 20:13:06 2007
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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
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# GPL v2.0 applies
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# Set terminal
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-Terminal = gnome-terminal --start-factory-server --use-factory
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+Terminal = xterm
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TermExec = ${Terminal} -e
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AlwaysInTerm = ssh telnet ftp lynx mc vi vim pine centericq perldoc man
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@@ -32,18 +32,17 @@ TabTimeout = 0
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# - %u gets replaced with the whole URL ("http://www.google.com")
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# - %s gets replaced with "//www.google.com". This is useful for URL-s
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# like "man:printf" --> %s will get replaced with "printf"
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-URL_http = mozilla -remote "openURL(%u, new-window)"
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-URL_mailto = mozilla -remote "mailto(%s)"
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+URL_http = ${TermExec} lynx "%u"
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+URL_mailto = ${TermExec} mail "%s"
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URL_man = ${TermExec} 'man %s'
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URL_info = ${TermExec} 'info %s'
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URL_pd = ${TermExec} 'perldoc %s'
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-URL_file = nautilus %s
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-URL_readme = ${TermExec} 'less /usr/doc/%s/README'
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-URL_info = ${TermExec} 'info %s'
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+URL_file = ${TermExec} lynx "%u"
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+URL_readme = ${TermExec} 'less /usr/local/share/doc/%s/README'
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URL_sh = sh -c '%s'
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# extension handlers
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EXT:doc,rtf = AbiWord %s
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-EXT:txt,cc,cpp,h,java,html,htm,epl,tex,latex,js,css,xml,xsl,am = emacs %s
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+EXT:txt,cc,cpp,h,java,html,htm,epl,tex,latex,js,css,xml,xsl,am = ${TermExec} vi %s
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EXT:ps = gv %s
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EXT:pdf = xpdf %s
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