File Associations

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File Associations

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How do I change file associations in Daryna? I want music files to open with Amarok instead of Totem.
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Re: File Associations

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1. Right-click on a file of the type you wish to change the default application for
2. Select "Properties"
3. Select the "Open With" tab
4. Select the application you want associated with that file-type
5. Click OK
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Re: File Associations

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I want to make a permanent change and not have to do that each time.
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Re: File Associations

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belovedmonster wrote:1. Right-click on a file of the type you wish to change the default application for
2. Select "Properties"
3. Select the "Open With" tab
4. Select the application you want associated with that file-type
5. Click OK

this should make it a permanent change :D
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Re: File Associations

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Thanks, I missed the properties part. I just went to open with. :oops:
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Re: File Associations

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Maybe I imagined this, but I think there is also a central place in the OS settings somewhere where you can see every single file association for every type of file and change them all from once place.
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Re: File Associations

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I know there is in kde, not sure in gnome..... I've always done it the way you described here!
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