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From: Simon Reynolds <sproket@adelphia.net>
To: Jeff Griffiths <jeffg@ActiveState.com>
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Subject: Re: [gentoo-dev] MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME
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On Thu, 2003-09-11 at 11:31, Jeff Griffiths wrote:
> why is MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME permanently set in gentoo?
>
> why on gentoo is MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME permanently set? this isn't set by
> for example binaries from mozilla.org, which plays nice with Komodo
> 
> workaround is either:

> % unset MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME && komodo
Continuing in the same vein as this work-around, you could move komodo
off your path or rename it komodo.bin or some such and create a simple
sh wrapper that unsets MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME and then runs the binary.

Considering that there are exist such simple and effective work-arounds,
I am really surprised by the highly upset tone of your email.

I hope this helps!
~Simon Reynolds


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