But I still get the benefit of being able to interact with the GUI on my laptop. I can use X11 forwarding to run computationally intensive stuff on my server so it runs faster and frees up resources on my laptop. My situation is: I have an older/terrible laptop, but I have a higher powered Linux server that I have access to. This lets you run a GUI program on a server but view it on your client PC. If not, then try logging out and back in.Setting up Remote Webstorm in Ubuntu 20.10
Try searching in the menu for launcher you just created it should be there. You will also be able to add an optional Comment to describe the program, and you can add an icon by clicking the big icon on the left side of the window and then choosing an appropriate image file. After entering this command, a window will pop up allowing you to enter the Name of the program - in this case, WebStorm and the Command used to launch the program, which you must specify the full path to (example. In the same terminal, type gnome-desktop-item-edit ~/.local/share/applications/ -create-new. Type your password and press ENTER, and note that there will be no asterisks shown as you type it. You will be asked for your password this is normal. Open a terminal and run sudo apt-get install -no-install-recommends gnome-panel. According to This official guide, you can easily create a launcher using a program called gnome-panel. It is possible to do this through the use of what are called ".desktop files", which allow us to launch a program by clicking their icon (aka "launcher") in your application menu (aka the "Dash" in Ubuntu). Hello infernouk and welcome to Askubuntu! From what I understand, you would like to run your software without opening a terminal each and every time.
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