A quick laugh
Despite having quit GMail (Thunderbird 3.0 is awesome, BTW) due to a fear of Google’s control over my data, I’m currently using Chromium for some of my daily browsing. Iron doesn’t seem to be maintained anymore.
Chromium can be quirky. Just now, I downloaded a .txt file. Then I clicked the file in the download manager to see if it would open in gvim or complain that it didn’t know what program to use.
I did not expect what actually happened:
Chromium opened the file in Microsoft Notepad for Windows. Using wine.
It isn’t Cromium’s bug. After wine installing, Firefox may do the same thing.
haha! That’s a good one.
:)
Hint: Chromium uses xdg-open to open files. So it looks like wine has messed up with your config.
True, isn’t a Chromium issue, is because wine installation.
What I actually do after that, is to use PlayOnLinux to avoid this interference of wine apps in my gnome environment.
lol
The main reason why I avoid Iron is, because they host their sourcecode on rapidshare. Yes, on a one click-hoster in the times of sourceforge, google code and so on. How do they even want to maintain the code theirselves? It is completely nuts!