Re: A way to run applications by extension/remember default applications?

[Caj Zell <caj zell swipnet se>]

On Sep 27, 2007, Andreas Jantvik Gyllenlid wrote:
> I was wondering if it is possible to configure MC to run certain applications with specific applications.
> I do not know how MC runs things at all.
>
> With MPG files Mplayer just fires out automagically when I just <enter> the file. When trying to run an m2v 
> file, Mplayer doesn't run, MC spits out: 
>
> bash: ./a.good.music.video.m2v: cannot execute binary file
>
> I can press F2 and "Do something ..." and just type mplayer, and it works.. And I can type mplayer 
> C-<enter> in the command line below.
>
> How do I make MC do this automatically for me?
> For example I also want iso-files to be run with vlc per default. Is there something like Gentoo's config 
> somewhere?

Read the man page for mc under the heading "Extension File Edit". This
is controlled by the configuration file ~/.mc/bindings. If you look at
this file, you'll probably figure it out, compare sections for .mpg and
.m2v.

Caj