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Old 07-15-2005, 06:26 PM   #1
diz12
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Downloader Defaults in Fedora Core 4 with Firefox


hey I just got a problem when install realplayer. I went to download the bluefish editor rpm and when I download it I tell it to open with some system config program ( can't remember the name). Well this time it showed the default was totem player to open it . How do I change the defaults back to the rpm installer? (and what is the name of that program?)

Also , how do you change the default movie player like if I wanted to play avi's by just double clicking, it would use totem or something default. I like mplayer and don't feel like using the command line everytime. Thanks in advance.
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Old 07-15-2005, 10:21 PM   #2
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You are using Fedora so I assume you are using Gnome. Open Nautilus, right click the file, choose "open with other application"...

If you are running KDE then open Konqueror, right click the file and choose "open with"

If you are using ROX then right click and choose "set run action"

To install a .rpm file CD into the directory that the .rpm is in
Code:
#rpm -ivh nameofrpm.rpm
# means that you will have to be root.
Code:
man rpm
will give you the man page for rpm.

Kplayer is a nice front end for Mplayer if you want to open windows media files with just a double click from a file manager.

Real player does the best job playing real media files or streams.

There are also browser plug ins for both Mplayer and Realplay if you want to view content embedded in firefox. Mozilla will use the same ones. Konqueror can use them too.

Last edited by teckk; 07-15-2005 at 10:26 PM.
 
Old 07-17-2005, 04:37 PM   #3
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thanks man!
 
  


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