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Http://www.xuebuyuan.com/1353431.html
Http://www.2cto.com/os/201309/242543.html
http://my.oschina.net/Obahua/blog/110612
1. Installing understand
(1) First download Linux version from official website http://www.scitools.com/download/index.php
(2) Unzip to the installation directory:
32-bit: GZIP-CD understand-3.1.677-linux-32bit.tgz | Tar xvf-
64-bit: GZIP-CD understand-3.1.677-linux-64bit.tgz | Tar xvf–
Note: This is not downloaded from the official website, downloaded to the tgz suffix file, so use the following command:
Tar zxvf understand.tgz
(3) Add a path to the terminal:
32-bit:
Export path= $PATH:/home/myname/scitools/bin/linux32
Export Stihome=/home/myname/scitools
64-bit:
Export path= $PATH:/home/myname/scitools/bin/linux64
Export Stihome=/home/myname/scitools
(Red installs the directory for you)
(4) Operation
After the command line is positioned to the installation directory:
CD scitools/bin/linux32
./understand
Every time it runs like above, so it adds a shortcut to the launcher (the word "shortcut" doesn't know what the word is in Linux ...). )
2. Add a shortcut to the launcher
Run the following command in the terminal:
(1) cd/usr/share/applications
(2) sudo gedit application name. Desktop
(3) Add in the text that pops up:
[Desktop Entry]
Type=application
Name= Name
comment= description
icon=/Application Folder/icon. xpm
exec=/Application Folder/ application %F
Terminal=false
Categories=development;
The main ones are icon and exec, which are icons and the latter are applications.
Such as:
[Desktop Entry]
Type=application
Name=understand
Comment=scitools
icon=/home/myname/scitools/bin/linux64/understand_64.png
exec=/home/myname/scitools/bin/linux64/understand %F
Terminal=false
Categories=development;
Where the red font is the location of understand, icon is the path of the icons, name is what you want to display in Launcher, Comment for the description. Perhaps there are children's boots to ask, this " %F" is what, in fact, this is the ability to let the program appear in the "Other way to launch" in the list of meaning!
(4) to the/usr/share/applications folder, double-click Understand, and then after the program starts, select PIN to launcher on the initiator. After you turn off understand, click Understand on the launcher to start normally.
(original + ext.) Install understand under Ubuntu and add shortcuts to the launcher