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I use Gnome Do (thanks again, Alex) but I'm having one hassle with it.
My system is Ubuntu Intrepid but I want later versions of Thunderbird and
Firefox. To do that, I just install the binary packages is a special apps
directory just for me and set up a bash alias like this:
alias thunderbird='/home/eric/applications/thunderbird/thunderbird '
When I ask bash "which thunderbird" it replies:
/usr/bin/thunderbird
When I ask bash "type thunderbird" it replies:
thunderbird is aliased to `/home/eric/apps/thunderbird/thunderbird '
The alias overrides the /usr/bin/thunderbird version from the command line but
when I start it from Gnome Do, it defaults to the /usr/bin/thunderbird. How do
I tell Do to use the aliased version - or is there even a better way?
Thanks,
Eric
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# Eric Lucas
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# "Oh, I have slipped the surly bond of earth
# And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings...
# -- John Gillespie Magee Jr
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