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Agent really is pretty good, however i am running it in wine, as well as the browser FF3.6.10 and while neither one is perfectly compatible with wine, both run fairly well. Making changes to my main server which is hosting these apps is a serious issue and not undertaken lightly. Top that off with remote access through SSH and troubleshooting gets rather opaque. Do you want to step up to the plate?
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what does agent do when you click a link? When I click the links in the ltspice about window wine launches a native linux browser. If you can customise the action agent takes there's probably a setting taht will suit...
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That is ok for cases where there is an eternal program call, like LTSpice, where there is a customizable command line. It does not work so well for installed plugins, like flash or acroread. Plus there is the rock and a hard place issue of no newer plugins for the old browser and the old plugins are having more problems with newer formats. All that fights with a server system which is required to be stable, warts and all.
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I didn't customise anything, and upon looking I cant see any options. I suspect it just uses whatever is set in the registry as the default browser.
that appears to be "winebrowser" (from ~/.wine/system.reg )
[Software\\Classes\\http\\shell\\open\\command] 1221793096 @="C:\\windows\\system32\\winebrowser.exe -nohome"when I do
wine winebrowser
probably doing a find-and-replace on the wine registry files ans replcing firefox with winebrowser will enable the use of a native browser.
How do they do it? It seems that C:\\windows\\system32\\winebrowser.exe is a magic name. The actual file contains no object code whatsoever.
I can't immagine why anyone would want the acroread plugin... neverthelesee both plugins are available for linux.
If you can't install a recent browser on the linux side that could be a problem.
I am also trying hard to find low thermal emf solder... Anyone knows any alternatives for Cd70Sn30?
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There's rarely a reason to use low thermal solder. What's your situation?
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