Hi, I open my email through the browser many times, and I want a shortcut for a direct opening.

I thought of creating a new desktop file with a command to open the url with morph, but I can not find the option to run Morph from the command line.

I see a topic about Libertine, and I want to ask a question on this topic.

I created a new topic with "reply as topic" in the Libertine topic, but my question published as seperated topic.

So, how can I add a post to the topic?

Re: Questions about Libertine

So, I installed the chromium-browser package in a Libertine Container.

I can see the Chromeium icon on the Desktop apps scope, but when I touch it, the Chromium is crash immediately.

Hi, I'm new to Ubuntu Touch, but be sure that when I get into depth I'll be useful.

My question is, let's say I installed software with a user interface, through the terminal. For example Synaptic (package manager).

Now, I've manually added a new .desktop file to the ~/.local/share/applications folder, with the following line:

Exec=synaptic # or Exec=sudo synaptic

If I didn't add the sudo command, I have a Synaptic window that says I don't have permissions. That is, you can view a user interface.
But after, the software falls off. Likewise, if I add the sudo command, the program immediately falls off without a graphical display.

Is it possible to run programs designed for Ubuntu Desktop without Libertine?
If so, what is the right way to do this?

Works, Thanks!

@tera It did not work, with the following error:

mount: special device /userdata/system-data//var/cache/apt/archives does not exist

But yesterday I somehow managed to make it work, but then I reinstalled and now I can not.

@tera I also did not understand if there was a mistake in the characters //?

/userdata/system-data//var/cache

@tera Can you briefly explain what you have done here?

@matteo Hi, I just installed this tool, but I cant press on anything