[extra:editors] nvu 1.0 with KDE mimetypes

Question

Introduction
The Nvu WYSIWYG web editor is available on two flavors:  the standard build which do not require KDE, and another one which use KDE to provide mimetypes icons on the Site Manager. This thread supports only the KDE mimetypes version.  For the non KDE version, look here.
Below is a comparison picture of both Site Managers so you can compare and decide then which version do you want to install.
Note: Both packages share the same directory structure, which means only one of them can be installed at the same time. That's the reason a conflict restriction exists between them.
Pre Install Notes
1. If upgrading from 0.80 or earlier, remove the .nvu dir in your home folder.  Already have 0.90 or later?  Can keep your dir and settings.
2. Look the Change Log at the botton for a summary of the changes.
Installation
1. Grab a gziped tar from on AUR site here, or the splited files below:
a. PKGBUILD
b. mozconfig
c. nvu.desktop
d. mozilla-1.7.3-ft2.patch or get it from /var/abs/network/mozilla-firefox (or mozilla-thunderbird)
e. nvu-0.70-domainfix.patch
f. launcher.patch
g. mozilla-ext
h. nvu-browser-ext
i. nvu-1.0PR-kdesitemanager.patch
j. nvu-nonroot.tar.gz
2. Create the folder to store the files with the name nvu-kde on your abs/local folder
$ mkdir /var/abs/local/nvu-kde
3. Put the files on that directory
$ cp * /var/abs/local/nvu-kde
4. Change to /var/abs/local/nvu-kde dir and build the package
# cd /var/abs/local/nvu-kde && makepkg
5. Install the package
# pacman -U nvu-kde-1.0-1.pkg.tar.gz (Upgrading a previous version installed, or)
# pacman -A nvu-kde-1.0-1.pkg.tar.gz (Adding or installing a new program)
Post Installation & Enhancements
After installing Nvu and recommended prior to its first execution, but can be done anytime, visit this link which allow the normal user to add themes & extensions to Nvu and in fact, to all mozilla product line installed on your computer.
This step will not be included on the package until the changes explained on that HOWTO became adopted by other Arch mozilla packages.
Troubleshooting:
Click the icon and doesn't run:  Run it from the console, and if you got a loop message with the phrase "Loading the extensions datasource", then as root type:
$ nvu -register
and run nvu again as a user, and report your sucess or failure here.
Loading the extensions datasource message on shell:  Look above for the workaround.
FAQ
1. Browse button and help hyperlinks open mozilla-firefox and I would like to open another browser. Edit your /opt/mozilla/bin/mozilla-ext, comment the line exec $MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME/firefox $url and uncomment one of the other lines.  Currently you can choose between firefox, mozilla, opera and konqueror.
Current Issues
Nothing at the moment
TODO
Nothing at the moment
Change Log
Doc modified 2005-07-01: Updated info.
Files modified in 2005-06-31:  PKGBUILD, nvu-nonroot.tar.gz
2005-07-01 (1.0-1) Upgraded to 1.0, smaller nonroot patch.
2005-04-15 (1.0PR-1) Upgrade to 1.0PR, return to nonroot patch so Gnome users can compile without root.
2005-03-11 (0.90-1) Upgrade to 0.90.
2005-02-13 (0.81-1) Upgraded to 0.81, nonroot patch replaced by nvu -register, new script to activate browse button and help hyperlinks. Locale dirs of win and mac removed.
2005-02-05 (0.80-1) Updated to 0.80.
2005-01-19 (0.70-2) Freetype2 fix, file structure matches other mozilla apps. Mozilla-common dependency added.
2005-01-12 (0.70-1) First version with KDE mimetypes support.
Hope you enjoy it.

Answer 1

New package for the 0.81 version. 
In addition to the updated version, I made the following enhancements or changes to the package:
1. Remove some locale directories bundle with nvu which belongs to mac and windows architectures.
2. Added a mozilla-ext script which is execute a predefined browser either when the browse button is pressed or a hyperlink from the help menu entries is clicked.  Previous versions do nothing on those actions.  The default browser is firefox, but the file can be edited if your current browser is other.  Just edit /opt/mozilla/bin/mozilla-ext, comment the first browser which is firefox, and uncomment the one you want to use.
3. The most important in terms of usage and future package maintenance is the replacement of the nonroot.tar.gz file with  the -register option.  That change takes out the most difficult and time consuming patch  of the package.  That means faster releases.
Since many changes were done to the package, please test it and post any success or failure.