I’m sorry, but ARTappimage is different, it doesn’t offer the possibility to edit the launcher…
Maybe I could try Bumble bee?
Art should be on the left side under ‘Graphics’ or ‘Multimedia’, click the little triangle to the left of ‘Graphics’ to expand the ‘Graphics’ category.
I have RawTerapee installed which is the same app, it’s there. Once you find it you can edit the command.
You can also try to start it via terminal:
prime-run art
Or try to focus and follow fairly easy instructions?
maybe you should get used to the minimum-basics first because with your lack of using linux you will run in deep troubles.
Then create one… shouldn’t be that hard with the GUI.
That is outdated and rather an early hack to make hybrid gpus switchable. Preferred is nvidia prime.
Ok. I forget about Bumble bee. Thank you.
Well, let’s see ART:
- ART is not on the menu. It doesn’t appear in graphics.
- When I right click on the icon it doesn’t leave the edit option, even though I have created a desktop launcher, as you can see in the screenshot.
Ok, open a terminal and start your menu editor:
menulibre
In MenuLibre window:
- click on the little triangle to the left of ‘Graphics’ to expand category
- pick Art
- add
prime-runto the startup command - hit ‘Save Launcher’ icon on the top to save changes.
Ok. I did just now
check
properties → propiedades
and also
abrir …
An appimage is a binary which contains a runtime and a squash image. So it is a binary.
Put the appimage somewhere statically, like in ~/Applications then rightclick on the desktop and create a launcher.
- At “Command:” just write:
prime-run /home/<your-username>/Applications/ART.AppImage - At “Working Dir:” just write:
/home/<your-username>/Applications
anything else can be as you like. Then start the app with the launcher.
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I’ve never used appimage/flat/snap but the app should still appear in menulibre and we should be able to edit the startup command there, right?
Achieved!
I had to put ARTAppimage in /usr/bin otherwise I couldn’t open the application by creating a launcher, I don’t know why.
Now it opens perfectly with the command prime-run ART.AppImage
Thank you very much!
No wonder Manjaro has such a good reputation.
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No, appimages are just binaries. Just click and start. Anything else is extra.
Oh, ok, thanks. So in menulibre I’d have to add a new launcher and point to it to add it to the menu. Thanks for clarifying.
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putting an appimage in /bin is a bad idea… normally it should run. then set the full path like:
prime-run /home/<your-username>/Applications/ART.AppImage
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OK, I have done that and ART works fine from there too.
Thank you!!
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