If I download any torrent file, I can open context menu (right click on file-name.torrent) > Properties > Open with > and Assign default any apps
Apps gone
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Re: Apps gone
I use Cinnamon desktop environment. In Firefox I can choose app for magnet link (if I click on a magnet link)
If I download any torrent file, I can open context menu (right click on file-name.torrent) > Properties > Open with > and Assign default any apps
If I download any torrent file, I can open context menu (right click on file-name.torrent) > Properties > Open with > and Assign default any apps
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Vic
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Re: Apps gone
I discovered that the module I made for "Filelight" caused the same problem. Weird.
3.1 with KDE
Vic
3.1 with KDE
Vic
