The htmlview utility uses an installed and preferred HTML viewer to display a local HTML page. It can be configured for use both in console and X Window. It is part of Fedora Core. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
Created attachment 38828 [details] htmlview-3.0.0.ebuild My ebuild for htmlview-3.0.0
Excuse me, but what's the point of this software? Most Gentoo users know what package they installed (this is different from Fedora), and they would type the programme name they want, wouldn't they?
It can be used for instance in the mailcap configuration for mutt (which is a console application), letting the htmlview script decide what is the best html viewer to be used, depending if mutt is being run in the Linux console or in a terminal emulator in X11. In my configuration, links is fired when in console, in firefox when in X11. This is just an example.
I see, thanks. I added it to CVS with few more browsers detection. Please remember to check LICENSE exists in /usr/portage/licenses. (you wrote LICENSE="Public Domain" but it should be "public-domain")
