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"Can't find a shortcut icon in linux mint"
I just install rapidminer in my Linux mint system by the terminal orders...but no quickstart icon created in my desktop neither in menu. Could somebody help? Thank you!
Found a solution in a youtube page.
But still cant understand why there is still no icon in my menu bar
Found a solution in a youtube page.
But still cant understand why there is still no icon in my menu bar
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I installed rapidminer in the next directory: home/user/.RapidMiner . I'm sorry if my question is silly but I'm totally new with linux so it's a little hard for me to find out a lot of things!
I unpacked RapidMiner from a tar.gz file and install it through terminal commands, that i found in this page.
Thanks for your help,
Labros
As I was configuring the new installation, I was playing around with the desktop animation and other tweaks. In doing this, Urdu News - ARY News I have noticed a couple of changes that I have questions about and hope someone can help.
1. When I use the animation effects, the menu pops up above the bottom panel bar. Removing the animation restored this. Is there any way to keep the menu flush with the bottom panel using the window animation features?
2. When these changes were made, I lost my desktop icons. These however they never returned to normal when I changed the settings back to the default install settings. They will reappear when I open the menu and click the "Home Folder" from the menu but will not show up otherwise unless I click that folder. Can this be fixed without having to reinstall the OS?
If you mean linux distribution, I have linux Mint. If my answer is out of point please forgive me and explain me again!
Thanks for your time!
Labros
No, no, it is fine. I think LinuxMint is Ubuntu, right? Let me do some research and will be back to you.
All the best,
Rodrigo.