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When I create a starter file, unity does not display the icon with the name
Is it because of Unity or Ubuntu with gnome?
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When I create a starter file, unity does not display the icon with the name
Is it because of Unity or Ubuntu with gnome?
unity 18.04
edited Nov 28 at 23:10
Kulfy
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asked Nov 28 at 23:05
LeLorrain
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what are you trying to do? if you miss starters in the desktop-environment you'd might want to look copy the *.desktop-files to ~/.local/share/applications/ and then edit them.
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:27
you also don't have executable rights on these files. but what is it you're trying to achieve?
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:33
I have all the rights for folders and starters, everyone of the starters has "execute" permission. This is happening with any starter that I create.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:54
This is also happening with starters created by PlayonLinux or Steam.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:57
still (mostly) all "starters" show in the menus? right? what are you trying to achieve? a *.desktop-file is not like an *.exe-file in Windows; perhaps read these two, then you might better understand: askubuntu.com/questions/281293/… askubuntu.com/questions/117341/how-can-i-find-desktop-files
– db429
Nov 29 at 1:37
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When I create a starter file, unity does not display the icon with the name
Is it because of Unity or Ubuntu with gnome?
unity 18.04
edited Nov 28 at 23:10
Kulfy
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asked Nov 28 at 23:05
LeLorrain
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When I create a starter file, unity does not display the icon with the name
Is it because of Unity or Ubuntu with gnome?
unity 18.04
unity 18.04
edited Nov 28 at 23:10
Kulfy
2,47521033
asked Nov 28 at 23:05
LeLorrain
12
edited Nov 28 at 23:10
Kulfy
2,47521033
asked Nov 28 at 23:05
LeLorrain
12
edited Nov 28 at 23:10
Kulfy
2,47521033
edited Nov 28 at 23:10
Kulfy
2,47521033
edited Nov 28 at 23:10
Kulfy
2,47521033
2,47521033
asked Nov 28 at 23:05
LeLorrain
12
asked Nov 28 at 23:05
LeLorrain
12
asked Nov 28 at 23:05
LeLorrain
12
12
what are you trying to do? if you miss starters in the desktop-environment you'd might want to look copy the *.desktop-files to ~/.local/share/applications/ and then edit them.
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:27
you also don't have executable rights on these files. but what is it you're trying to achieve?
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:33
I have all the rights for folders and starters, everyone of the starters has "execute" permission. This is happening with any starter that I create.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:54
This is also happening with starters created by PlayonLinux or Steam.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:57
still (mostly) all "starters" show in the menus? right? what are you trying to achieve? a *.desktop-file is not like an *.exe-file in Windows; perhaps read these two, then you might better understand: askubuntu.com/questions/281293/… askubuntu.com/questions/117341/how-can-i-find-desktop-files
– db429
Nov 29 at 1:37
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what are you trying to do? if you miss starters in the desktop-environment you'd might want to look copy the *.desktop-files to ~/.local/share/applications/ and then edit them.
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:27
you also don't have executable rights on these files. but what is it you're trying to achieve?
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:33
I have all the rights for folders and starters, everyone of the starters has "execute" permission. This is happening with any starter that I create.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:54
This is also happening with starters created by PlayonLinux or Steam.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:57
still (mostly) all "starters" show in the menus? right? what are you trying to achieve? a *.desktop-file is not like an *.exe-file in Windows; perhaps read these two, then you might better understand: askubuntu.com/questions/281293/… askubuntu.com/questions/117341/how-can-i-find-desktop-files
– db429
Nov 29 at 1:37
what are you trying to do? if you miss starters in the desktop-environment you'd might want to look copy the *.desktop-files to ~/.local/share/applications/ and then edit them.
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:27
what are you trying to do? if you miss starters in the desktop-environment you'd might want to look copy the *.desktop-files to ~/.local/share/applications/ and then edit them.
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:27
you also don't have executable rights on these files. but what is it you're trying to achieve?
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:33
you also don't have executable rights on these files. but what is it you're trying to achieve?
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:33
I have all the rights for folders and starters, everyone of the starters has "execute" permission. This is happening with any starter that I create.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:54
I have all the rights for folders and starters, everyone of the starters has "execute" permission. This is happening with any starter that I create.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:54
This is also happening with starters created by PlayonLinux or Steam.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:57
This is also happening with starters created by PlayonLinux or Steam.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:57
still (mostly) all "starters" show in the menus? right? what are you trying to achieve? a *.desktop-file is not like an *.exe-file in Windows; perhaps read these two, then you might better understand: askubuntu.com/questions/281293/… askubuntu.com/questions/117341/how-can-i-find-desktop-files
– db429
Nov 29 at 1:37
still (mostly) all "starters" show in the menus? right? what are you trying to achieve? a *.desktop-file is not like an *.exe-file in Windows; perhaps read these two, then you might better understand: askubuntu.com/questions/281293/… askubuntu.com/questions/117341/how-can-i-find-desktop-files
– db429
Nov 29 at 1:37
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what are you trying to do? if you miss starters in the desktop-environment you'd might want to look copy the *.desktop-files to ~/.local/share/applications/ and then edit them.
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:27
you also don't have executable rights on these files. but what is it you're trying to achieve?
– db429
Nov 28 at 23:33
I have all the rights for folders and starters, everyone of the starters has "execute" permission. This is happening with any starter that I create.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:54
This is also happening with starters created by PlayonLinux or Steam.
– LeLorrain
Nov 28 at 23:57
still (mostly) all "starters" show in the menus? right? what are you trying to achieve? a *.desktop-file is not like an *.exe-file in Windows; perhaps read these two, then you might better understand: askubuntu.com/questions/281293/… askubuntu.com/questions/117341/how-can-i-find-desktop-files
– db429
Nov 29 at 1:37