Description of problem: Upgraded FC1 box to kde-3.2.2 (from FC2) (I think) kdelibs replaced the 'Evolution' icon on the panel with one that points to 'launchmail'. The version of htmlview in FC1 doesn't include 'launchmail' so the icon doesn't work. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kdelibs-3.2.2-4 How reproducible: very Steps to Reproduce: 1. build kde-3.2.2 and dependencies (from FC2) on FC1 2. install kde-3.2.2 on FC1 3. click on 'mail' icon on panel 4. error 'file not found: launchmail' Additional info: The first version of htmlview to include launchmail is 3.0.0-4 : http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-devel-list/2004-May/msg00266.html
Ok now this is looking like a different problem, since the 'launchmail' script says all over it that it's for Gnome and now that I've upgraded htmlview the script still doesn't work. It says: 'The mail client does not exist: please reconfigure'
And now it looks like htmlview should depend on control-center, guess I'll make another bug for that...
OK, that looks right, *some* kde package should depend on htmlview, just still not sure it's kdelibs. I need to find out what package creates or modifies the e-mail icon to point to 'launchmail'.
it's a bug in htmlview, which owns redhat-email.desktop and point to lauchmail
It would upset KDE users too much to make KDE require GNOME packages. Meanwhile KDE completely lacks any notion of "Preferred" application choosing leaving us to rely on GNOME's chooser. These are conflicting requirements meaning this problem cannot be fixed. Sorry.
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