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I installed Netbeans 11 from store and now it doesn't show on applications
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In my Ubuntu 19.04 I installed Netbeans IDE 11.1 from the store. In store it shows as installed and I can start it from there. If I try to start it from 'show apps' where you can search app by name it doesn't show in it at all.
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In my Ubuntu 19.04 I installed Netbeans IDE 11.1 from the store. In store it shows as installed and I can start it from there. If I try to start it from 'show apps' where you can search app by name it doesn't show in it at all.
launcher netbeans ubuntu-store
asked Sep 8 at 16:57
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
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Do the instructions in this link help you? linuxize.com/post/how-to-install-netbeans-on-ubuntu-18-04
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Sep 8 at 17:03
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In my Ubuntu 19.04 I installed Netbeans IDE 11.1 from the store. In store it shows as installed and I can start it from there. If I try to start it from 'show apps' where you can search app by name it doesn't show in it at all.
launcher netbeans ubuntu-store
asked Sep 8 at 16:57
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
112 bronze badges
In my Ubuntu 19.04 I installed Netbeans IDE 11.1 from the store. In store it shows as installed and I can start it from there. If I try to start it from 'show apps' where you can search app by name it doesn't show in it at all.
launcher netbeans ubuntu-store
launcher netbeans ubuntu-store
asked Sep 8 at 16:57
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
112 bronze badges
asked Sep 8 at 16:57
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
112 bronze badges
asked Sep 8 at 16:57
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
112 bronze badges
asked Sep 8 at 16:57
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
112 bronze badges
asked Sep 8 at 16:57
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
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112 bronze badges
Do the instructions in this link help you? linuxize.com/post/how-to-install-netbeans-on-ubuntu-18-04
– Graham
Sep 8 at 17:03
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Do the instructions in this link help you? linuxize.com/post/how-to-install-netbeans-on-ubuntu-18-04
– Graham
Sep 8 at 17:03
Do the instructions in this link help you? linuxize.com/post/how-to-install-netbeans-on-ubuntu-18-04
– Graham
Sep 8 at 17:03
Do the instructions in this link help you? linuxize.com/post/how-to-install-netbeans-on-ubuntu-18-04
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Linux maintains a .desktop file for each menu items. It stores all the desktop file at /usr/share/applications. You have to go there and verify whether there is a correct desktop file for netbeans or not. If not then you have to create one and put there. It can be of any name but its extension should be .desktop. A desktop file looks like this:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Netbeans IDE
Exec=<cmd to start netbeans>
Icon=<path to NetBeans icon>
Type=Application
Categories=Programming;IDE;
Its simple to install any software from software center, But I personally prefer to manually download and install any software instead of installing it from the software center, At the software center, they usually are not the latest version.
answered Sep 8 at 18:31
ShivamShivam
111 bronze badge
Store installs netbeans 11 as a snap application so I do not know where it is actually installed and therefore can't know the exact path to exec.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 8 at 20:25
Check once /opt directory.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 3:12
not at /opt only google there. I also uninstalled it from store and reinstalled from command line (snap command) as instructed by Graham in this post.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 9 at 4:41
then there would be a /snap directory in which it would have got installed.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 4:57
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Ended up downloading Netbeans from Apache and installing it from there. Problem solved.
answered Sep 9 at 5:49
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
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Linux maintains a .desktop file for each menu items. It stores all the desktop file at /usr/share/applications. You have to go there and verify whether there is a correct desktop file for netbeans or not. If not then you have to create one and put there. It can be of any name but its extension should be .desktop. A desktop file looks like this:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Netbeans IDE
Exec=<cmd to start netbeans>
Icon=<path to NetBeans icon>
Type=Application
Categories=Programming;IDE;
Its simple to install any software from software center, But I personally prefer to manually download and install any software instead of installing it from the software center, At the software center, they usually are not the latest version.
answered Sep 8 at 18:31
ShivamShivam
111 bronze badge
Store installs netbeans 11 as a snap application so I do not know where it is actually installed and therefore can't know the exact path to exec.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 8 at 20:25
Check once /opt directory.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 3:12
not at /opt only google there. I also uninstalled it from store and reinstalled from command line (snap command) as instructed by Graham in this post.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 9 at 4:41
then there would be a /snap directory in which it would have got installed.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 4:57
add a comment
|
Linux maintains a .desktop file for each menu items. It stores all the desktop file at /usr/share/applications. You have to go there and verify whether there is a correct desktop file for netbeans or not. If not then you have to create one and put there. It can be of any name but its extension should be .desktop. A desktop file looks like this:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Netbeans IDE
Exec=<cmd to start netbeans>
Icon=<path to NetBeans icon>
Type=Application
Categories=Programming;IDE;
Its simple to install any software from software center, But I personally prefer to manually download and install any software instead of installing it from the software center, At the software center, they usually are not the latest version.
answered Sep 8 at 18:31
ShivamShivam
111 bronze badge
Store installs netbeans 11 as a snap application so I do not know where it is actually installed and therefore can't know the exact path to exec.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 8 at 20:25
Check once /opt directory.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 3:12
not at /opt only google there. I also uninstalled it from store and reinstalled from command line (snap command) as instructed by Graham in this post.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 9 at 4:41
then there would be a /snap directory in which it would have got installed.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 4:57
add a comment
|
Linux maintains a .desktop file for each menu items. It stores all the desktop file at /usr/share/applications. You have to go there and verify whether there is a correct desktop file for netbeans or not. If not then you have to create one and put there. It can be of any name but its extension should be .desktop. A desktop file looks like this:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Netbeans IDE
Exec=<cmd to start netbeans>
Icon=<path to NetBeans icon>
Type=Application
Categories=Programming;IDE;
Its simple to install any software from software center, But I personally prefer to manually download and install any software instead of installing it from the software center, At the software center, they usually are not the latest version.
answered Sep 8 at 18:31
ShivamShivam
111 bronze badge
Linux maintains a .desktop file for each menu items. It stores all the desktop file at /usr/share/applications. You have to go there and verify whether there is a correct desktop file for netbeans or not. If not then you have to create one and put there. It can be of any name but its extension should be .desktop. A desktop file looks like this:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Netbeans IDE
Exec=<cmd to start netbeans>
Icon=<path to NetBeans icon>
Type=Application
Categories=Programming;IDE;
Its simple to install any software from software center, But I personally prefer to manually download and install any software instead of installing it from the software center, At the software center, they usually are not the latest version.
answered Sep 8 at 18:31
ShivamShivam
111 bronze badge
answered Sep 8 at 18:31
ShivamShivam
111 bronze badge
answered Sep 8 at 18:31
ShivamShivam
111 bronze badge
answered Sep 8 at 18:31
ShivamShivam
111 bronze badge
111 bronze badge
Store installs netbeans 11 as a snap application so I do not know where it is actually installed and therefore can't know the exact path to exec.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 8 at 20:25
Check once /opt directory.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 3:12
not at /opt only google there. I also uninstalled it from store and reinstalled from command line (snap command) as instructed by Graham in this post.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 9 at 4:41
then there would be a /snap directory in which it would have got installed.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 4:57
add a comment
|
Store installs netbeans 11 as a snap application so I do not know where it is actually installed and therefore can't know the exact path to exec.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 8 at 20:25
Check once /opt directory.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 3:12
not at /opt only google there. I also uninstalled it from store and reinstalled from command line (snap command) as instructed by Graham in this post.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 9 at 4:41
then there would be a /snap directory in which it would have got installed.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 4:57
Store installs netbeans 11 as a snap application so I do not know where it is actually installed and therefore can't know the exact path to exec.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 8 at 20:25
Store installs netbeans 11 as a snap application so I do not know where it is actually installed and therefore can't know the exact path to exec.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 8 at 20:25
Check once /opt directory.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 3:12
Check once /opt directory.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 3:12
not at /opt only google there. I also uninstalled it from store and reinstalled from command line (snap command) as instructed by Graham in this post.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 9 at 4:41
not at /opt only google there. I also uninstalled it from store and reinstalled from command line (snap command) as instructed by Graham in this post.
– Sami Hulkko
Sep 9 at 4:41
then there would be a /snap directory in which it would have got installed.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 4:57
then there would be a /snap directory in which it would have got installed.
– Shivam
Sep 9 at 4:57
add a comment
|
Ended up downloading Netbeans from Apache and installing it from there. Problem solved.
answered Sep 9 at 5:49
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
112 bronze badges
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Ended up downloading Netbeans from Apache and installing it from there. Problem solved.
answered Sep 9 at 5:49
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
112 bronze badges
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Ended up downloading Netbeans from Apache and installing it from there. Problem solved.
answered Sep 9 at 5:49
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
112 bronze badges
Ended up downloading Netbeans from Apache and installing it from there. Problem solved.
answered Sep 9 at 5:49
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
112 bronze badges
answered Sep 9 at 5:49
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
112 bronze badges
answered Sep 9 at 5:49
Sami HulkkoSami Hulkko
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answered Sep 9 at 5:49
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