On 09/30/2014 11:10 PM, Marc Tremblay wrote:
Good morning,
Hi :)
I work for a school board in Montreal and we are finally shifting over
to open source software for our older computer labs using Lubuntu
14.04 instead of windows 7. The performance between the two is
incomparable and
On 09/30/2014 11:10 PM, Marc Tremblay wrote:
Good morning,
Hi :)
I work for a school board in Montreal and we are finally shifting over
to open source software for our older computer labs using Lubuntu
14.04 instead of windows 7. The performance between the two is
incomparable and
Good morning,
I work for a school board in Montreal and we are finally shifting over to open
source software for our older computer labs using Lubuntu 14.04 instead of
windows 7. The performance between the two is incomparable and schools are
saving up to 15 000$ by converting to Lubuntu
Hi,
It can be done with a custom .desktop file.
To do it easily with the GUI :
* Go in Lubuntu Menu, right click on Firefox (or an other web
browser), and click on « Create a shortcut on the desktop » ;
* Right click on your new shortcut, and choose « Shortcut Editor » (I
am not sure
Yes, this is it!
- To do it manually, you can open Leafpad: Menu - Aces. - Leafpad
- Then paste this content:
*[Desktop Entry]Version=1.0Name=My WebsiteExec=firefox %u
http://website_address.com
Hi,
You can also simplify this
As, Pierre said, you can make the simple desktop file.
The command can be:
firefox yourwebsite.com
But, if you want to do it manually, this line in the desktop file is
Name=Firefox
Exec=firefox %u
And if you want to write a script...
the script to do this would
For everyone else here, this is a copy of a script I sent in a private
e-mail to Pierre...
#!/bin/bash
WEBSITE=(torios.org duckduckgo.com)
NAME=(ToriOS duckduckgo)
ICON=(www-browser firefox)
for ((i=0;i2;++i));do
echo -e [Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Exec=firefox ${WEBSITE[i]}
Icon=${ICON[i]}
