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Testing breaking and non-breaking space handling

Space before the '?' is tested

Plain space

_plain space_ This rather long line just to be able to check whether browsers handle various kind of spaces. Does it work ? We'll see...

No-break space

_plain nbspace_ This rather long line just to be able to check whether browsers handle various kind of spaces. Does it work ? We'll see...

_nbsp_ This rather long line just to be able to check whether browsers handle various kind of spaces. Does it work ? We'll see...

_160_ This rather long line just to be able to check whether browsers handle various kind of spaces. Does it work ? We'll see...

Narrow no-break space

_plain narrow nbspace_ This rather long line just to be able to check whether browsers handle various kind of spaces. Does it work ? We'll see...

_nnbsp_ This rather long line just to be able to check whether browsers handle various kind of spaces. Does it work&nnbsp;? We'll see...

_8239_ This rather long line just to be able to check whether browsers handle various kind of spaces. Does it work ? We'll see...

Miscellaneous

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Collapsible elements

Click to open/close the Cmd wiki or the Winebrowser


cmd is command-line access into Wine, similar to Windows' cmd.

Once invoked in a terminal/console (by using 'wine cmd' ), the current directory is displayed using DOS format. The system root is displayed as "Z:" and normal Unix forward slashes ( / ) are replaced by DOS backslashes ( \ ) .

Wine's command prompt has some settings available through the right-click menu: simply right-click anywhere in the console.
Attempts to open a URL in the native operating system's default protocol handler.

Usage

winebrowser URL 

where URL is the URL to open. For example:

winebrowser http://www.winehq.org
winebrowser ftp://ftp.winehq.org
winebrowser irc://irc.libera.chat:6697/#winehq
winebrowser file://c:\\windows\\win.ini

On a KDE system the first two might open in Konqueror, the third in Konversation, and the last in KWrite.



The TOC of the other wiki pages are also included, therefore a __NOTOC__.


Magic Words

/Page_name

This page was last edited on 19 September 2022, at 09:00.