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When clicking on the Icon for Netscape on the taskbar, the system reports that it cannot launch /usr/bin/netscape-communicator. This problem also occurres in GNOME. Perhaps communicator should be installed by default? /usr/bin/netscape exists however. Please forgive me if this is the improper component, I was unsure what to classify this as. Thank you!
We're putting the icon in the taskbars so users can start it easily - but since KDE and GNOME both work well without netscape, we don't want them to require it. Adding a piece of proprietary software to a base install is out of the question.
But why have the icons if netscape-communicator is not installed by default? If /usr/bin/netscape is installed by default, maybe you should point the icons there? If an icon doesn't work by default, why have it?
The icons are actually pointing to /usr/bin/netscape.
When I installed the beta, the icons pointed to netscape-communicator and not netscape. That is why I filed the bug report.
Closing.. works in 7.0 full. No need to leave it open.