If you are running GNU/Linux (or any other unix flavor) and you want to create a desktop shortcut to access to Gmail while offline, that is:
"Settings -> Offline -> Other options -> create a desktop shortcut
if your desktop directory is any other than "Desktop" (ie: Escritorio) you'll probably have noticed that shortcut is not created.
The problem is the same to another I've reported for javaws, that is it always tries "Desktop" but it might be "Escritorio" or any other depending on your configuration.
the same way that the one for javaws, there is a work around:
- Create a Desktop directory that is
for /home/user/Escritorio create /home/user/Desktop
then try to create it again.
then you get
/home/user/Desktop/Gmail.desktop
move it to your desktop
mv /home/user/Desktop/Gmail.desktop /home/user/Escritorio
now you can see it in your desktop.
update:a better work around is using a link (thanks anhelido).
ln -s /home/user/Escritorio /home/user/Desktop
or
ln -s Escritorio Desktop
if you are in you home directory, now shortcuts will be created in you desktop, no need to copy.
"Settings -> Offline -> Other options -> create a desktop shortcut
if your desktop directory is any other than "Desktop" (ie: Escritorio) you'll probably have noticed that shortcut is not created.
The problem is the same to another I've reported for javaws, that is it always tries "Desktop" but it might be "Escritorio" or any other depending on your configuration.
the same way that the one for javaws, there is a work around:
- Create a Desktop directory that is
for /home/user/Escritorio create /home/user/Desktop
then try to create it again.
then you get
/home/user/Desktop/Gmail.desktop
move it to your desktop
mv /home/user/Desktop/Gmail.desktop /home/user/Escritorio
now you can see it in your desktop.
update:a better work around is using a link (thanks anhelido).
ln -s /home/user/Escritorio /home/user/Desktop
or
ln -s Escritorio Desktop
if you are in you home directory, now shortcuts will be created in you desktop, no need to copy.
2 comentarios:
No he probado, pero valdría con un enlace simbólico al Escritorio con el nombre Desktop? Así no habría que copiarlo/moverlo luego.
pues sí, tienes razón, funciona!!!
ln -s Escritorio Desktop
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