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How can I move a Windows program to the Dash?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow does one create a custom application launcher for Wine installed apps?Can't add Custom .desktop files to Ubuntu dockHow do I set a wine program (ex. Foxit Reader for Windows) as the default program?how to access the windows program installed uisng wine?How can I add a wine program in PCManFM 1.2.4 as an option to open files of a file type?How to Pin Firefox Development Version to Ubuntu Dock on Ubuntu 18.04?Does xdotool not work with any Windows program?Can I rearrange the “unpinned” apps on the Dash / Ubuntu Dock?Can't add app (PyCharm) to Ubuntu Dock in Ubuntu 18.04A different icon with a different name appears when I click the launcherHow can I change the icon on a custom launcher in the dock?No default icon in GNOME dash
I have a Windows program that runs under Wine. Its icon is on the Desktop but I want to move it to the Dash (favorites).
It is not found when I search in Activities so I don't get the option to move it.
It worked in 18.04 but I am using it on 18.10.
wine gnome-shell 18.10 ubuntu-dock favorites
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I have a Windows program that runs under Wine. Its icon is on the Desktop but I want to move it to the Dash (favorites).
It is not found when I search in Activities so I don't get the option to move it.
It worked in 18.04 but I am using it on 18.10.
wine gnome-shell 18.10 ubuntu-dock favorites
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Possible duplicate of How does one create a custom application launcher for Wine installed apps?
– vanadium
12 hours ago
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and also Can't add Custom .desktop files to Ubuntu dock
– pomsky
4 hours ago
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I have a Windows program that runs under Wine. Its icon is on the Desktop but I want to move it to the Dash (favorites).
It is not found when I search in Activities so I don't get the option to move it.
It worked in 18.04 but I am using it on 18.10.
wine gnome-shell 18.10 ubuntu-dock favorites
I have a Windows program that runs under Wine. Its icon is on the Desktop but I want to move it to the Dash (favorites).
It is not found when I search in Activities so I don't get the option to move it.
It worked in 18.04 but I am using it on 18.10.
wine gnome-shell 18.10 ubuntu-dock favorites
wine gnome-shell 18.10 ubuntu-dock favorites
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Possible duplicate of How does one create a custom application launcher for Wine installed apps?
– vanadium
12 hours ago
1
and also Can't add Custom .desktop files to Ubuntu dock
– pomsky
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– vanadium
12 hours ago
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and also Can't add Custom .desktop files to Ubuntu dock
– pomsky
4 hours ago
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Possible duplicate of How does one create a custom application launcher for Wine installed apps?
– vanadium
12 hours ago
Possible duplicate of How does one create a custom application launcher for Wine installed apps?
– vanadium
12 hours ago
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and also Can't add Custom .desktop files to Ubuntu dock
– pomsky
4 hours ago
and also Can't add Custom .desktop files to Ubuntu dock
– pomsky
4 hours ago
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The launcher for your program in fact is a .desktop
file, currently living in your Desktop folder. Move (or copy, if you also want to leave it on the desktop) that file to the hidden folder .local/share/applications
. It will then automatically be included into the Applications. From the Applications overview, you will be able to pin it into the dash (run the application, then right-click on the icon in the launcher and select "Add to favorites").
.local
is a hidden folder in your home folder. Turn on "Show hidden files" in the file manager (tip: you can press [kbd] Ctrl [/kbd] + [kbd] h [/kbd] to quickly toggle the setting).
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The launcher for your program in fact is a .desktop
file, currently living in your Desktop folder. Move (or copy, if you also want to leave it on the desktop) that file to the hidden folder .local/share/applications
. It will then automatically be included into the Applications. From the Applications overview, you will be able to pin it into the dash (run the application, then right-click on the icon in the launcher and select "Add to favorites").
.local
is a hidden folder in your home folder. Turn on "Show hidden files" in the file manager (tip: you can press [kbd] Ctrl [/kbd] + [kbd] h [/kbd] to quickly toggle the setting).
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The launcher for your program in fact is a .desktop
file, currently living in your Desktop folder. Move (or copy, if you also want to leave it on the desktop) that file to the hidden folder .local/share/applications
. It will then automatically be included into the Applications. From the Applications overview, you will be able to pin it into the dash (run the application, then right-click on the icon in the launcher and select "Add to favorites").
.local
is a hidden folder in your home folder. Turn on "Show hidden files" in the file manager (tip: you can press [kbd] Ctrl [/kbd] + [kbd] h [/kbd] to quickly toggle the setting).
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The launcher for your program in fact is a .desktop
file, currently living in your Desktop folder. Move (or copy, if you also want to leave it on the desktop) that file to the hidden folder .local/share/applications
. It will then automatically be included into the Applications. From the Applications overview, you will be able to pin it into the dash (run the application, then right-click on the icon in the launcher and select "Add to favorites").
.local
is a hidden folder in your home folder. Turn on "Show hidden files" in the file manager (tip: you can press [kbd] Ctrl [/kbd] + [kbd] h [/kbd] to quickly toggle the setting).
The launcher for your program in fact is a .desktop
file, currently living in your Desktop folder. Move (or copy, if you also want to leave it on the desktop) that file to the hidden folder .local/share/applications
. It will then automatically be included into the Applications. From the Applications overview, you will be able to pin it into the dash (run the application, then right-click on the icon in the launcher and select "Add to favorites").
.local
is a hidden folder in your home folder. Turn on "Show hidden files" in the file manager (tip: you can press [kbd] Ctrl [/kbd] + [kbd] h [/kbd] to quickly toggle the setting).
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