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Whats the deal with opening URLs in XChat on Unix/Linux?

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Whats the deal with opening URLs in XChat on Unix/Linux?

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Right-clicking on a URL and selecting Open Link in Browser will open the link in your “preferred browser”. In Gnome, your preferred browser can be changed in System > Preferences > More Preferences > Preferred Applications. Notes for 2.8.0 or newer: Everything should just work automatically without any changes from you. Here’s how the current logic works: • First, it tries to run xdg-open, which is a universal URL handler from freedesktop.org. Most modern Linux desktops will have this now, or in the near future. • If xdg-open doesn’t exist, it will try to detect a running Gnome or KDE desktop. This is done via the environment variables GNOME_DESKTOP_SESSION_ID and KDE_FULL_SESSION. • If Gnome is detected, it will execute: gnome-open • If KDE is detected, it will execute: kfmclient exec Notes for 2.6.8 or older: If you’re not using Gnome, e.g KDE or some other desktop environment, you’re fresh out of luck! Note for Debian and Ubuntu: Integration with Gnome is broken on this

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