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I am using aiw in Linux Mint 22 (based on Ubuntu 24.04). After installing, All Is Well did not show up in the menu, and I found that the contents of the desktop file is the following
[Desktop Entry]
Name=All Is Well
GenericName=Update Helper and Fixer
Comment=ALL IS WELL is a bash script that allows users to easily update and upgrade their repositories and packages on linux, BSD, And More. It will also fix any broken packages and dependencies, if possible. Forget about typing all update/upgrade commands manually, when ALL IS WELL!
Exec=/etc/terminal-run /home/archisman/All-is-well/aiw/aiwdebianubuntu.sh 'All Is Well'
Icon=/home/archisman/All-is-well/aiw/icon-64.png
Terminal=false
StartupNotify=true
Type=Application
Categories=Utility;
The solution was to do all of the following
Change nonexistent /etc/terminal-run to bash in Exec=
Change Terminal=false to Terminal=true (otherwise this terminal based app will not run at all!)
Remove the tabs before every line. Otherwise, it does not show up in the menu
Mark the .desktop file as executable.
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I am using aiw in Linux Mint 22 (based on Ubuntu 24.04). After installing, All Is Well did not show up in the menu, and I found that the contents of the desktop file is the following
The solution was to do all of the following
/etc/terminal-run
tobash
inExec=
Terminal=false
toTerminal=true
(otherwise this terminal based app will not run at all!)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: