@Olivier Tilloy
It seems that unity's "check" on the value of the /desktop/gnome/applications/browser/exec GConf key is faulty. I've got gconf-editor open and watching the browser value change between "firefox", "/usr/bin/opera" and "/usr/bin/chromium-browser". All of those are valid.
Also, a hard-coded whitelist seems like a really bad idea. Technically, if you manually edited this value to equal the path to Terminal (just as an example) then it should fetch the terminal icon and launch a Terminal window, not ignore it and select from a deprecated "whitelist" list.
I wonder if I should reopen this so the value is correctly evaluated and used without a "whitelist".
@Olivier Tilloy gnome/applicati ons/browser/ exec GConf key is faulty. I've got gconf-editor open and watching the browser value change between "firefox", "/usr/bin/opera" and "/usr/bin/ chromium- browser" . All of those are valid.
It seems that unity's "check" on the value of the /desktop/
Also, a hard-coded whitelist seems like a really bad idea. Technically, if you manually edited this value to equal the path to Terminal (just as an example) then it should fetch the terminal icon and launch a Terminal window, not ignore it and select from a deprecated "whitelist" list.
I wonder if I should reopen this so the value is correctly evaluated and used without a "whitelist".