On 07/07/2015 12:25 PM, Massimo Maiurana wrote: > E follows the freedesktop standards, so in order to have a custom > launcher you should either create a desktop file for it to put in > ~/.local/applications or use a tool that does it via an UI (don't know > any, sorry). thanks, I will look at some existing desktop files.. > > I wonder why you have a link to launch thunderbird. Usually packages > ships it own desktop files and install them in /usr/share/applications, > here is the content of the desktop file I have for icedove (thunderbird > alternative for debian): I had 3 different folders with thunderbird in it.. I have multipe OSes installed and thunderbird didn't always work right, so I installed it in my home folder.. I should try to install it again...
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