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I'm a new Linux user.
I've installed Intellij Idea and Webstorm. Everything was fine. But then I changed the system language from Bangla to English(US) (I am from Bangladesh, but I prefer to see the dates in English). And since then I cannot find Intellij Idea and WebStorm in installed apps.
So I changed back to Bangla but it didn't fix the problem. If I go to the directory where I extracted the files and run the command ./idea.sh
then the program runs alright, I can code there and run it. But again when I close Intellij idea then I cannot find it in the Installed application section. I also tried Software Center. But there it shows as not installed.
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How can I create launchers on my desktop?
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I'm a new Linux user.
I've installed Intellij Idea and Webstorm. Everything was fine. But then I changed the system language from Bangla to English(US) (I am from Bangladesh, but I prefer to see the dates in English). And since then I cannot find Intellij Idea and WebStorm in installed apps.
So I changed back to Bangla but it didn't fix the problem. If I go to the directory where I extracted the files and run the command ./idea.sh
then the program runs alright, I can code there and run it. But again when I close Intellij idea then I cannot find it in the Installed application section. I also tried Software Center. But there it shows as not installed.
software-installation language
marked as duplicate by karel, Eric Carvalho, Fabby, Thomas, RoVo Dec 18 '18 at 14:20
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How can I create launchers on my desktop?
18 answers
I'm a new Linux user.
I've installed Intellij Idea and Webstorm. Everything was fine. But then I changed the system language from Bangla to English(US) (I am from Bangladesh, but I prefer to see the dates in English). And since then I cannot find Intellij Idea and WebStorm in installed apps.
So I changed back to Bangla but it didn't fix the problem. If I go to the directory where I extracted the files and run the command ./idea.sh
then the program runs alright, I can code there and run it. But again when I close Intellij idea then I cannot find it in the Installed application section. I also tried Software Center. But there it shows as not installed.
software-installation language
This question already has an answer here:
How can I create launchers on my desktop?
18 answers
I'm a new Linux user.
I've installed Intellij Idea and Webstorm. Everything was fine. But then I changed the system language from Bangla to English(US) (I am from Bangladesh, but I prefer to see the dates in English). And since then I cannot find Intellij Idea and WebStorm in installed apps.
So I changed back to Bangla but it didn't fix the problem. If I go to the directory where I extracted the files and run the command ./idea.sh
then the program runs alright, I can code there and run it. But again when I close Intellij idea then I cannot find it in the Installed application section. I also tried Software Center. But there it shows as not installed.
This question already has an answer here:
How can I create launchers on my desktop?
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You haven't created two things:
- A terminal launcher, and
- An entry for the
.desktop
file.
Launch the apps like you did from their folders then in the menu go to the Tools menu and under it select Create Command-line launcher and Create Desktop Entry respectively. Now you should see the icons to launch the apps.
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You haven't created two things:
- A terminal launcher, and
- An entry for the
.desktop
file.
Launch the apps like you did from their folders then in the menu go to the Tools menu and under it select Create Command-line launcher and Create Desktop Entry respectively. Now you should see the icons to launch the apps.
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You haven't created two things:
- A terminal launcher, and
- An entry for the
.desktop
file.
Launch the apps like you did from their folders then in the menu go to the Tools menu and under it select Create Command-line launcher and Create Desktop Entry respectively. Now you should see the icons to launch the apps.
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You haven't created two things:
- A terminal launcher, and
- An entry for the
.desktop
file.
Launch the apps like you did from their folders then in the menu go to the Tools menu and under it select Create Command-line launcher and Create Desktop Entry respectively. Now you should see the icons to launch the apps.
You haven't created two things:
- A terminal launcher, and
- An entry for the
.desktop
file.
Launch the apps like you did from their folders then in the menu go to the Tools menu and under it select Create Command-line launcher and Create Desktop Entry respectively. Now you should see the icons to launch the apps.
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