Timeline for How do I associate file extensions with a specific application?
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| Mar 19, 2021 at 8:52 | comment | added | KGIII | Linux doesn't care about file extensions, unlike Windows. Linux cares about the file types, usually via the 'magic bytes'. The OpenSCAD files might identify as plain text files, creating this conflict. (They may actually be plain text files that store the data the application uses, try opening one with a plain text editor.) So, if this is the case, your best bet is probably to restore the settings and then use the right click 'open with' method to open your .scad files with the right application. | |
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