Finding installed software
I downloaded a weather app for Xubuntu 18.04. Went to task bar clicked on all and accessories, but it does not show weather indicator. How do I find it?
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I downloaded a weather app for Xubuntu 18.04. Went to task bar clicked on all and accessories, but it does not show weather indicator. How do I find it?
Thanks
xubuntu
edited Jan 24 at 17:05
rm-vanda
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asked Jan 24 at 16:49
user285133user285133
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what exactly was the name of the package?sudo systemctl restart gdmmight force it into existence. Otherwise you probably want to right click your taskbar and click "add widget" or something like that.
– rm-vanda
Jan 24 at 17:07
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I downloaded a weather app for Xubuntu 18.04. Went to task bar clicked on all and accessories, but it does not show weather indicator. How do I find it?
Thanks
xubuntu
edited Jan 24 at 17:05
rm-vanda
2,25821323
asked Jan 24 at 16:49
user285133user285133
64
I downloaded a weather app for Xubuntu 18.04. Went to task bar clicked on all and accessories, but it does not show weather indicator. How do I find it?
Thanks
xubuntu
xubuntu
edited Jan 24 at 17:05
rm-vanda
2,25821323
asked Jan 24 at 16:49
user285133user285133
64
edited Jan 24 at 17:05
rm-vanda
2,25821323
asked Jan 24 at 16:49
user285133user285133
64
edited Jan 24 at 17:05
rm-vanda
2,25821323
edited Jan 24 at 17:05
rm-vanda
2,25821323
edited Jan 24 at 17:05
rm-vanda
2,25821323
2,25821323
asked Jan 24 at 16:49
user285133user285133
64
asked Jan 24 at 16:49
user285133user285133
64
asked Jan 24 at 16:49
user285133user285133
64
64
2
what exactly was the name of the package?sudo systemctl restart gdmmight force it into existence. Otherwise you probably want to right click your taskbar and click "add widget" or something like that.
– rm-vanda
Jan 24 at 17:07
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what exactly was the name of the package?sudo systemctl restart gdmmight force it into existence. Otherwise you probably want to right click your taskbar and click "add widget" or something like that.
– rm-vanda
Jan 24 at 17:07
2
2
what exactly was the name of the package?
sudo systemctl restart gdm might force it into existence. Otherwise you probably want to right click your taskbar and click "add widget" or something like that.– rm-vanda
Jan 24 at 17:07
what exactly was the name of the package?
sudo systemctl restart gdm might force it into existence. Otherwise you probably want to right click your taskbar and click "add widget" or something like that.– rm-vanda
Jan 24 at 17:07
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Welcome. In the XFCE "Menu," you can search for the name. Does it show? In the "Software" application, you can look under the "Installed" tab, and if you find it, "Launch" from there.
How did you install it anyway? Command line in a terminal? Synaptic? Software manager?
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Welcome. In the XFCE "Menu," you can search for the name. Does it show? In the "Software" application, you can look under the "Installed" tab, and if you find it, "Launch" from there.
How did you install it anyway? Command line in a terminal? Synaptic? Software manager?
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Welcome. In the XFCE "Menu," you can search for the name. Does it show? In the "Software" application, you can look under the "Installed" tab, and if you find it, "Launch" from there.
How did you install it anyway? Command line in a terminal? Synaptic? Software manager?
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Welcome. In the XFCE "Menu," you can search for the name. Does it show? In the "Software" application, you can look under the "Installed" tab, and if you find it, "Launch" from there.
How did you install it anyway? Command line in a terminal? Synaptic? Software manager?
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Welcome. In the XFCE "Menu," you can search for the name. Does it show? In the "Software" application, you can look under the "Installed" tab, and if you find it, "Launch" from there.
How did you install it anyway? Command line in a terminal? Synaptic? Software manager?
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what exactly was the name of the package?
sudo systemctl restart gdmmight force it into existence. Otherwise you probably want to right click your taskbar and click "add widget" or something like that.– rm-vanda
Jan 24 at 17:07