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In my experience it's not necessary to make this pin-file as Muon has the option to lock a particular version of an application.
Open the Muon package manager, select firefox, then the versions tab and select the version you want to keep and press theForce version button.
A little padlock will show up below the DEB icon in front of firefox.
(Attention, translated from a Dutch version so the wording might differ)
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Originally posted by moray33 View PostI'm not sure if this has sense, but maybe it's because the firefox package we had was sumki's and not Blue Shell's version... After doing what ti_tux said I have no problems.
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Originally posted by geoaraujo View PostI don't know if I'm missing something, but I've added blue-shell-ppa, deleted sumki's ppa, and ran sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade. Nothing happens. The blue-shell-firefox-kde-pin-1000 file's extension should be .save?
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I tried bumping the pin priority and apt-get update and dist-upgrade but I think I keep getting the gtk version on my clean install of kubuntu. Does the blue shell version have anything in the about screen to clarify it is the blue shell version? If not, it would be great if someone suggests this to the devs if they arent already lurking around.
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Originally posted by lanzen View PostWell... if you do the open file thing you get the tipical KDE dialog.
I followed the instructions a few posts above and now I have a 14.0.1 kde friendly.
Still waiting for FF15.
Inviato dal mio Galaxy Nexus con Tapatalk 2
As I said, I followed the instructions..they were no help this time. They worked prior to install though.
The problem turned out to be that I wasnt installing the kde helper. So I am now confused. Is the browser binary in the ppa itself modified at all?
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You need both firefox-kde-support and patched Firefox. Firefox-kde-support was dropped because Firefox for Precise would no longer get KDE patches, so the package got obsolete.sigpic
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Originally posted by sumski View Post
Originally posted by woodsmoke View PostHi
Don't know particularly as to how I did it, but I stumbled through it and got some nice black/blue themes and, apparently, the same kind of favourites as in Rekonq if I want them. But not so slickly turned out.
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I do not get what exactly is wrong in my setup, but I cannot get the pin feature to work. Here:
dg@bala:/etc/apt/preferences.d$ cat blue-shell-firefox-kde-pin-1000
Package: *
Pin: release o=LP-PPA-blue-shell-firefox-kde
Pin-Priority: 1000
dg@bala:/etc/apt/preferences.d$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade --simulate
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Inst firefox [15.0+build1-0ubuntu0.12.04.2~ppa1] (15.0.1+build1-0ubuntu0.12.04.1 Ubuntu:12.04/precise-updates [i386])
Conf firefox (15.0.1+build1-0ubuntu0.12.04.1 Ubuntu:12.04/precise-updates [i386])
dg@bala:/etc/apt/preferences.d$
Besides: after I installed manually the blue shell firefox, firefox lost localization, although the lithuanian packages are installed and worked in the default firefox version... Other than that, it is working, thanks!
[I also thought I lost the menu panel widget integration, but it turns out it does not work in the default firefox either].
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After the recent upgrade to Firefox 16.0.1, "Open Containing Folder" no longer opens Dolphin, but instead asks me to choose an application. This was working fine before, and I have the blue-shell firefox, firefox-kde-support, and kmozillahelper packages installed. The KDE file pickers are still used, FWIW. Anybody else having this problem?
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