On 12/08/2014 04:10 PM, Colomban Wendling wrote: Hi, The command works well, but a terminal window opens too? Is there a command to tell Geany to open HTML file in Firefox without showing terminal window? Thanks! Jesse

On 12/08/2014 04:47 PM, Colomban Wendling wrote: Hi, Thanks for the help with Geany. In Xubuntu settings, Mozilla Firefox IS the default web browser. Not sure if it's issue with Xubuntu or Geany, but using "builtin" opens Google Chrome. Thanks! Jesse

On 08/12/14 22:06, Colomban Wendling wrote: On my system it is set to ‘sensible-browser’ by default. The sensible-utils facility is like the ‘lite version’ of the alternatives facility. I’m not entirely sure what relevance sensible-utils has versus the alternatives system in the Debuntu world — it might be vestigal or it might still do something that alternatives don’t. Either way, it’s probably an upstream Debian change. The best option is, as Colomban said, just to set it to x-www-browser and use update-alternatives to configure that to Firefox, or just set firefox directly. Of course, uninstalling Chrome is the obvious brute force solution but I’m sure you want to test the HTML you are writing across browsers. Take care, James -- James Brierley http://slippy.dynu.net/~james/ Depression is the name given to an illness caused by one having a realistic view of the human race.