How to remove applications from start menu that are installed by Wine [duplicate]
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I installed some applications, using Wine. They appeared in the start menu
I wanted to remove the application, so I removed the folder
it didn't work so I tried by removing the wine folder but it stayed there, every time i launched it. I then went to usr/share/applications but that didn't work either, as it wasn't there.
Is there another way to remove Wine-installed applications?
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Remove the shortcut of an application that was installed using Wine from the Unity Dash
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I installed some applications, using Wine. They appeared in the start menu
I wanted to remove the application, so I removed the folder
it didn't work so I tried by removing the wine folder but it stayed there, every time i launched it. I then went to usr/share/applications but that didn't work either, as it wasn't there.
Is there another way to remove Wine-installed applications?
wine launcher
edited Apr 27 at 21:02
YoureSOStubborn
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asked Apr 26 at 19:13
Ots Wng
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marked as duplicate by David Foerster, Eric Carvalho, Fabby, karel, αғsýιη Apr 28 at 6:50
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.desktop files (launchers) can also be located in your home directory in~/.local/share/applications
– danzel
Apr 26 at 19:18
It works! Thanks, please put it as an answer so I may tick it!
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Remove the shortcut of an application that was installed using Wine from the Unity Dash
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I installed some applications, using Wine. They appeared in the start menu
I wanted to remove the application, so I removed the folder
it didn't work so I tried by removing the wine folder but it stayed there, every time i launched it. I then went to usr/share/applications but that didn't work either, as it wasn't there.
Is there another way to remove Wine-installed applications?
wine launcher
edited Apr 27 at 21:02
YoureSOStubborn
18613
asked Apr 26 at 19:13
Ots Wng
2910
This question already has an answer here:
Remove the shortcut of an application that was installed using Wine from the Unity Dash
1 answer
I installed some applications, using Wine. They appeared in the start menu
I wanted to remove the application, so I removed the folder
it didn't work so I tried by removing the wine folder but it stayed there, every time i launched it. I then went to usr/share/applications but that didn't work either, as it wasn't there.
Is there another way to remove Wine-installed applications?
This question already has an answer here:
Remove the shortcut of an application that was installed using Wine from the Unity Dash
1 answer
wine launcher
edited Apr 27 at 21:02
YoureSOStubborn
18613
asked Apr 26 at 19:13
Ots Wng
2910
edited Apr 27 at 21:02
YoureSOStubborn
18613
edited Apr 27 at 21:02
YoureSOStubborn
18613
edited Apr 27 at 21:02
YoureSOStubborn
18613
18613
asked Apr 26 at 19:13
Ots Wng
2910
asked Apr 26 at 19:13
Ots Wng
2910
asked Apr 26 at 19:13
Ots Wng
2910
2910
marked as duplicate by David Foerster, Eric Carvalho, Fabby, karel, αғsýιη Apr 28 at 6:50
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
marked as duplicate by David Foerster, Eric Carvalho, Fabby, karel, αғsýιη Apr 28 at 6:50
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.desktop files (launchers) can also be located in your home directory in~/.local/share/applications
– danzel
Apr 26 at 19:18
It works! Thanks, please put it as an answer so I may tick it!
– Ots Wng
Apr 27 at 15:24
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.desktop files (launchers) can also be located in your home directory in~/.local/share/applications
– danzel
Apr 26 at 19:18
It works! Thanks, please put it as an answer so I may tick it!
– Ots Wng
Apr 27 at 15:24
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.desktop files (launchers) can also be located in your home directory in
~/.local/share/applications– danzel
Apr 26 at 19:18
.desktop files (launchers) can also be located in your home directory in
~/.local/share/applications– danzel
Apr 26 at 19:18
It works! Thanks, please put it as an answer so I may tick it!
– Ots Wng
Apr 27 at 15:24
It works! Thanks, please put it as an answer so I may tick it!
– Ots Wng
Apr 27 at 15:24
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If you go to the directory your application is installed, delete that but go to programfiles/users/startmenu/programs,[applicationfolder] and delete the folder it should no longer appear in the startmenu.
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If you go to the directory your application is installed, delete that but go to programfiles/users/startmenu/programs,[applicationfolder] and delete the folder it should no longer appear in the startmenu.
answered Apr 27 at 17:27
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If you go to the directory your application is installed, delete that but go to programfiles/users/startmenu/programs,[applicationfolder] and delete the folder it should no longer appear in the startmenu.
answered Apr 27 at 17:27
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If you go to the directory your application is installed, delete that but go to programfiles/users/startmenu/programs,[applicationfolder] and delete the folder it should no longer appear in the startmenu.
answered Apr 27 at 17:27
YoureSOStubborn
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If you go to the directory your application is installed, delete that but go to programfiles/users/startmenu/programs,[applicationfolder] and delete the folder it should no longer appear in the startmenu.
answered Apr 27 at 17:27
YoureSOStubborn
18613
answered Apr 27 at 17:27
YoureSOStubborn
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answered Apr 27 at 17:27
YoureSOStubborn
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answered Apr 27 at 17:27
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.desktop files (launchers) can also be located in your home directory in
~/.local/share/applications– danzel
Apr 26 at 19:18
It works! Thanks, please put it as an answer so I may tick it!
– Ots Wng
Apr 27 at 15:24