Add the linux desktop icon

Install a firefox, strange no desktop icons (white). Firefox attached a link . (Yum install firefox)

So I search the Internet search and found that after installation, you need to link the icon to the desktop.

First of all, under the home folder there is a Desktop folder

 

 We need to be copied to the corresponding desktop folder, in the / usr / share / applications found firefox.desktop

Use the cp command to copy

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 After copying double-click on the line.

Another way is through links (links tentatively called it, the feeling is the same operation Shortcuts in a win)

Create a firefox.desktop in the Desktop

Wherein the code is:

#! / usr / bin / env xdg- Open 
[Desktop the Entry] 
Version = 1.0 
Encoding = UTF- 8 
the Name = Firefox 
Type = the Application 
Terminal = false 
the Name [en_US] = Firefox // icon Name 
Exec = / usr / lib64 / firefox / Firefox // address Firefox executable file 
the Comment [en_US] = the Browse at the Web // if there is no will do 
the Comment = the Browse at the Web // Ibid 
GenericName [en_US] = 
Icon = / usr / lib64 / Firefox / Browser / Chrome / iconsThe / default /default128.png // icons link

After you create a double-click on the line.

 This uses the pwd command to get the current directory under linux (white lists the commands needed to - -)

 

 reference:

https://www.cnblogs.com/sunny-zhao/p/10690324.html

https://blog.csdn.net/great_1996/article/details/82724815