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On Sun, Feb 3, 2013 at 2:34 PM, Sam Varshavchik <mr...@courier-mta.com>wrote: Strange – using Gnome search, I couldn't find it any more. Now, I thought > that this is how the usability experts think is the most efficient way to > launch an application these days: open Gnome application menu, by slamming > the mouse into the right hand corner, then abandon the mouse, and start > typing the app's name using the keyboard. Really, it's so intuitive. But, > anyway, I eventually got used to it. > https://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/CheatSheet There is an easier way if you are just using the keyboard. press the system or "windows" key and start typing the application name (you don't have to focus). I personally use synapse which makes searching for docs etc easier although the next version of GNOME is supposed to have integrated search. I do see that its desktop file has 'nodisplay=true'. Removing that, > restores 'software update' as a searchable app. > > I'm almost afraid to ask WTF was that about, and whose bright idea it was. > Probably to encourage one obvious method of updating but the alternative (slightly hidden)method is still there for those who want it. Rahul
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