trogdoro
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11 years ago Yeah, @app hasn't been adapted for other apps beyond the mac yet.
But, @app is only for convenience. You can launch firefox normally and it should work fine. You just need to install the firefox mozrepl plugin, so Xiki can talk to it. I think it suggests that when you try to run it the first time.
--Craig
On Sat, Sep 15, 2012 at 9:59 AM, jrichter notifications@github.com wrote:
I cannot start firefox with the @app/Firefox/ command.
I believe the launcher only works for Mac apps. I created a directory called Applications under my home dir and hacked the app.rb file to see it. Then I created a sh script that launches firefox when called. I named it Firefox.app in the Applications folder I created. This does launch firefox, but it blocks and freezes emacs.
Also, when a firefox instance is already running it seems xiki cannot connect to it on linux.
I am using arch linux.
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I cannot start firefox with the @app/Firefox/ command.
I believe the launcher only works for Mac apps. I created a directory called Applications under my home dir and hacked the app.rb file to see it. Then I created a sh script that launches firefox when called. I named it Firefox.app in the Applications folder I created. This does launch firefox, but it blocks and freezes emacs.
Also, when a firefox instance is already running it seems xiki cannot connect to it on linux.
I am using arch linux.