On Friday, April 27, 2012 3:43:54 PM UTC+1, Robbie Ferguson wrote:
> Not to bump an old thread, but here I am in April 2012 and had the
> same issue, and it sucked that nobody had posted a fix.
> So, I will be that person after a few minutes of looking at the
> source...
> 1) Make sure you're doing the following as the user you will be
> running Sloppy as. Eg, if you're su, you'll be setting up the root
> user and this won't fix it for your user. So a standard user terminal
> will do nicely.
> 2) Bring up your Java Control Panel. For me, based on the version of
> Java WS I'm running on Squeeze, it's: /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.26/
> bin/javaws (found by right clicking on the sloppy.jnlp file, choosing
> "Open With" -> "Other Application", highlight Sun Java Web Start &
> expand the "custom command" panel so you can see the path)
> 3) Close the Cache Viewer if open.
> 4) Go to the "Advanced" tab.
> 5) Open "Command to launch default browser"
> 6) Change to the appropriate command ... for me it is /usr/bin/firefox
> NOTE: It is finicky. I find it works best if you use the "browse"
> instead of typing in the command. Also, hit apply before you press
> ok. Java fail. Re-open it to verify the setting.
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> Robbie