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to answers of some questions: I use the 1.3 wine version, and I test as well with the 1.2. I have theses problem since january, so it is not a development release, and i had this on 2 differents computers! Dimesio, you forget the link ? the end of your post. Why I use these software under wine: For people who do not understand why I use software such as Thunderbird portable. Simply because of

Hi all, I Use thunderbird and firefox, and sometimes Seamonkey on my job (onto windows 7, 64 bits) and at home (under Ubuntu 11.10 64 bits), so for that, I use Wine, which was very nice until few weeks when I had error message and that doesn't worked more... For this use, I use portable software (from portable apps), and I already post my problem on other forums

This worked fine for years until I updated firefox and thunderbird recently. Now, however, when I click on a link in an email in thunderbird, rather than open the indicated webpage in firefox, nothing at all happens. network.protocol-handler.app.http in tbird's about:config specifies the executable /usr/lib/thunderbird/open-browser.sh and running the latter at the CLI with a URL as an

Is there any 3rd party repository for which I can get the latest versions of Firefox and Thunderbird for CentOS 5.1 and install them using yum ?

Since the recent update from firefox2 to firefox3 the links in my mails do no longer work. No window pops up. After some debug I found the problem. Let's share it with others that experience the same problem: I'm using Thunderbird 2.0.0.17 (manually downloaded, that might have caused the problem, I have not tried with 1.5) I'm using Firefox 3.0.2 (yum installed CentOS 4.7) To solve I

I was afraid someone would say that :-). I am currently at 3.10.0-862.3.2 and downgrading to a 3.10.0-6xx kernel breaks some of the other packages. Is the mentioned bug documented somewhere? Cheers frank On 07/06/18 06:22, James Peltier wrote: > There was a kernel bug that affected all NFSv4 traffic that we ran into > and we had to downgrade the kernel to and older version >

Hi. I just upgraded to CentOS 5.8 and got Thunderbird and Firefox 10, and I regret it already... I find that reading texts in these new versions is much more straining to the eyes than it used to be, as something must have changed with the font rendering - simply put, all letters appears to have a yellowish halo or "ghost". I'm sure the colour is an optical illusion, but again,

Hi, RHEL/CentOS releases 5.x, 6.x and 7.x are all shipping reasonably recent versions of Firefox ESR, Thunderbird ESR and LibreOffice. Until recently I've been using Slackware Linux as a base system for client's desktops and workstations. Since my primary aim is reliability, I always tried to opt for the most stable releases, so for example I'd rather go for LibreOffice 4.2.8

Frank Thommen wrote: > > Hi, > > since I updated my workstation from CentOS 7.4 to 7.5, Firefox and > Thunderbird (both 52.8.0, from CentOS repos) regularly freeze (or crash) > and cannot be restarted afterwards.? Trying to start them results in a > "Bus error (core dumped)" (Firefox) and "Killed" (Thunderbird).? The > system log then shows: > >

Hi, I have made complete rebuild and backport of Firefox 3.6.1 and Thunderbird 3.0.1 to CentOS 5. Packages come with language packs, debuginfo packages, xulrunner etc. I'm looking for QA testers. Upgrade from distro versions works pretty fine. Thanks, David Hrb??

Hi, since I updated my workstation from CentOS 7.4 to 7.5, Firefox and Thunderbird (both 52.8.0, from CentOS repos) regularly freeze (or crash) and cannot be restarted afterwards. Trying to start them results in a "Bus error (core dumped)" (Firefox) and "Killed" (Thunderbird). The system log then shows: kernel: NFS: nfs4_reclaim_open_state: Lock reclaim failed!

I cannot start Firefox or Thunderbird ever since I tried to put in a new graphics card. I had trouble with the configuration on this machine, which has two monitors. Once the new card was in I decided to change the configuration from cloned to spanning screens. I messed up and didn't save the old working configuration. Along the way, I wondered if the new card didn't have a problem and I

> A question just crossed my mind: does RHEL include software like > LibreOffice, Firefox, Thunderbird "as is" from upstream, or is there some > RHEL-specific quality control and bugfixing for this kind of software? rpm -q --changelog should give you an idea.

Alice Wonder wrote: > On 1/4/19 8:28 AM, mark wrote: > >> I *really* dislike the new photon UI. I WANT the arrow buttons top and >> bottom of the scrollbars. >> >> Does anyone know how to bring them back, or is that "that's *sooo* last >> year, you can't ever have them again"? >> > Switch to Mate and they are there. I used to like

I am making some progress on my Centos 5 notebook build. So I am looking at Firefox and Thunderbird 2.0. Should I install them? Or is Redhat correct that there is nothing improved here and wait for 3.0? (well I have not even had a chance to look at Thunderbird 2.0, that is new)? I have the install steps we covered here back on 2/2/07; but are there rpms? I did not find anything over at

On Friday, January 4, 2019 10:28:35 AM CST mark wrote: > I *really* dislike the new photon UI. I WANT the arrow buttons top and > bottom of the scrollbars. > > Does anyone know how to bring them back, or is that "that's *sooo* last > year, you can't ever have them again"? > > mark > > _______________________________________________ >

On 1/4/19 8:28 AM, mark wrote: > I *really* dislike the new photon UI. I WANT the arrow buttons top and > bottom of the scrollbars. > > Does anyone know how to bring them back, or is that "that's *sooo* last > year, you can't ever have them again"? > > mark > > _______________________________________________ > CentOS mailing list >

I *really* dislike the new photon UI. I WANT the arrow buttons top and bottom of the scrollbars. Does anyone know how to bring them back, or is that "that's *sooo* last year, you can't ever have them again"? mark

OK, I see posts all over the place for the opposite problem -- people want wine apps to open their linux default browser. But I have the opposite problem. I use a piece of software (GradeQuick) that only runs on Windows (and Mac sometimes when it feels like it). But it runs by first opening the web page which called it (www.edline.net), and it will not run through Linux. So when I click,

I'm wondering if anyone can help me? I'm trying to run Secret of Monkey Island special edition in Steam on wine with Ubuntu Maverick Meerkat. I can install steam and use it to install the game (after it installs directx), apparently with no problems, but when I try to run the game, a window opens saying "Preparing to launch The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition". This