Application problem

[Norm]

Regrettably, Linux in general is not as well 
behaved as Windows in this regard. You should find 
the executable in /user/bin I think. At least 
that's where mine is.

Use the Main Menu editor to put it into 
Accessories. In my old version Ubuntu 8.04 it's 
under System > Preferences > Main Menu and follow 
the prompts. Pretty similar to the Windows Create 
Shortcut dialogue





Norm McMillan
Mildura, Australia.
The Wintersun City

Geoffrey wrote:
> I recently downloaded a Linux (Ubuntu?) program called Xlog (it's a ham
> radio logging program). This seemed to go well and the program appears
> under Add?Remove application as in the Accessories category and
> installed. However it is not listed under Accessories not can I find
> with Search any file with the name or part-name Xlog.
> I've had difficulty in learning details about the program and therefore
> cannot even confirm that it is written for the GNOME desktop.
> Q: Would someone please advise how to go about searching for this
> program using a command at Terminal?
> Geoffrey Combes
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