How to get Netbeans to appear in Gnome Application List [duplicate]
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How do I make an application manually extracted from a .tar be available on “Show Applications”?
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I am a bit rusty in Ubuntu and with Netbeans as I am normally a Manjaro user and the Arch repositories does everything for you with Apache Netbeans 10.
But now that I am back on Ubuntu I have installed Netbeans in 18.04 and it is fully working, but as I had to extract the Binaries, the application just sits in my Home folder and i need to run ./netbeans from the terminal to get it to run each time.
How can I now get Netbeans to appear as a normal program in the Gnome Application screen? or the Dock?
18.04 gnome-shell netbeans ubuntu-dock
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This question already has an answer here:
How do I make an application manually extracted from a .tar be available on “Show Applications”?
3 answers
How can I create launchers on my desktop?
18 answers
How to add programs to the Unity Launcher or Ubuntu Dock?
2 answers
I am a bit rusty in Ubuntu and with Netbeans as I am normally a Manjaro user and the Arch repositories does everything for you with Apache Netbeans 10.
But now that I am back on Ubuntu I have installed Netbeans in 18.04 and it is fully working, but as I had to extract the Binaries, the application just sits in my Home folder and i need to run ./netbeans from the terminal to get it to run each time.
How can I now get Netbeans to appear as a normal program in the Gnome Application screen? or the Dock?
18.04 gnome-shell netbeans ubuntu-dock
edited Feb 5 at 14:27
pomsky
31.6k1195128
asked Feb 5 at 13:26
Paul HarperPaul Harper
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marked as duplicate by Kulfy, karel, pomsky, Charles Green, N0rbert Feb 5 at 20:05
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You need to create a launcher for it and point said launcher to./netbeans. Also it's worth mentioning that the Arch repositories don't do anyting for you, they just hold packages.pacmanis what does everything for you
– j-money
Feb 5 at 13:39
Possible duplicate of How do I make an application manually extracted from a .tar be available on "Show Applications"? and to add to Ubuntu Dock: askubuntu.com/questions/224004/… && askubuntu.com/questions/967409/…
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 14:26
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This question already has an answer here:
How do I make an application manually extracted from a .tar be available on “Show Applications”?
3 answers
How can I create launchers on my desktop?
18 answers
How to add programs to the Unity Launcher or Ubuntu Dock?
2 answers
I am a bit rusty in Ubuntu and with Netbeans as I am normally a Manjaro user and the Arch repositories does everything for you with Apache Netbeans 10.
But now that I am back on Ubuntu I have installed Netbeans in 18.04 and it is fully working, but as I had to extract the Binaries, the application just sits in my Home folder and i need to run ./netbeans from the terminal to get it to run each time.
How can I now get Netbeans to appear as a normal program in the Gnome Application screen? or the Dock?
18.04 gnome-shell netbeans ubuntu-dock
edited Feb 5 at 14:27
pomsky
31.6k1195128
asked Feb 5 at 13:26
Paul HarperPaul Harper
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This question already has an answer here:
How do I make an application manually extracted from a .tar be available on “Show Applications”?
3 answers
How can I create launchers on my desktop?
18 answers
How to add programs to the Unity Launcher or Ubuntu Dock?
2 answers
I am a bit rusty in Ubuntu and with Netbeans as I am normally a Manjaro user and the Arch repositories does everything for you with Apache Netbeans 10.
But now that I am back on Ubuntu I have installed Netbeans in 18.04 and it is fully working, but as I had to extract the Binaries, the application just sits in my Home folder and i need to run ./netbeans from the terminal to get it to run each time.
How can I now get Netbeans to appear as a normal program in the Gnome Application screen? or the Dock?
This question already has an answer here:
How do I make an application manually extracted from a .tar be available on “Show Applications”?
3 answers
How can I create launchers on my desktop?
18 answers
How to add programs to the Unity Launcher or Ubuntu Dock?
2 answers
18.04 gnome-shell netbeans ubuntu-dock
18.04 gnome-shell netbeans ubuntu-dock
edited Feb 5 at 14:27
pomsky
31.6k1195128
asked Feb 5 at 13:26
Paul HarperPaul Harper
11
edited Feb 5 at 14:27
pomsky
31.6k1195128
asked Feb 5 at 13:26
Paul HarperPaul Harper
11
edited Feb 5 at 14:27
pomsky
31.6k1195128
edited Feb 5 at 14:27
pomsky
31.6k1195128
edited Feb 5 at 14:27
pomsky
31.6k1195128
31.6k1195128
asked Feb 5 at 13:26
Paul HarperPaul Harper
11
asked Feb 5 at 13:26
Paul HarperPaul Harper
11
asked Feb 5 at 13:26
Paul HarperPaul Harper
11
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marked as duplicate by Kulfy, karel, pomsky, Charles Green, N0rbert Feb 5 at 20:05
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marked as duplicate by Kulfy, karel, pomsky, Charles Green, N0rbert Feb 5 at 20:05
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You need to create a launcher for it and point said launcher to./netbeans. Also it's worth mentioning that the Arch repositories don't do anyting for you, they just hold packages.pacmanis what does everything for you
– j-money
Feb 5 at 13:39
Possible duplicate of How do I make an application manually extracted from a .tar be available on "Show Applications"? and to add to Ubuntu Dock: askubuntu.com/questions/224004/… && askubuntu.com/questions/967409/…
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 14:26
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You need to create a launcher for it and point said launcher to./netbeans. Also it's worth mentioning that the Arch repositories don't do anyting for you, they just hold packages.pacmanis what does everything for you
– j-money
Feb 5 at 13:39
Possible duplicate of How do I make an application manually extracted from a .tar be available on "Show Applications"? and to add to Ubuntu Dock: askubuntu.com/questions/224004/… && askubuntu.com/questions/967409/…
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 14:26
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You need to create a launcher for it and point said launcher to
./netbeans. Also it's worth mentioning that the Arch repositories don't do anyting for you, they just hold packages. pacman is what does everything for you– j-money
Feb 5 at 13:39
You need to create a launcher for it and point said launcher to
./netbeans. Also it's worth mentioning that the Arch repositories don't do anyting for you, they just hold packages. pacman is what does everything for you– j-money
Feb 5 at 13:39
Possible duplicate of How do I make an application manually extracted from a .tar be available on "Show Applications"? and to add to Ubuntu Dock: askubuntu.com/questions/224004/… && askubuntu.com/questions/967409/…
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 14:26
Possible duplicate of How do I make an application manually extracted from a .tar be available on "Show Applications"? and to add to Ubuntu Dock: askubuntu.com/questions/224004/… && askubuntu.com/questions/967409/…
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 14:26
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You need to create a launcher for it and point said launcher to
./netbeans. Also it's worth mentioning that the Arch repositories don't do anyting for you, they just hold packages.pacmanis what does everything for you– j-money
Feb 5 at 13:39
Possible duplicate of How do I make an application manually extracted from a .tar be available on "Show Applications"? and to add to Ubuntu Dock: askubuntu.com/questions/224004/… && askubuntu.com/questions/967409/…
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 14:26