Two methods for creating Quick Start for ubuntu

Two methods for creating Quick Start for ubuntu: The starter bar or the desktop startup mode (take eclipse as an example): Create under/usr/share/applications. shell code of the desktop file <em> cd/usr/share/applications sudo touch eclipse. desktop </em> open. shell code of the desktop file <em> sudo gedit eclipse. configure desktop </em>, insert the following code into the file: Desktop Code <em> [Desktop Entry] Type = Application Name = Eclipse Comment = Eclipse Integrated Development Environment Icon =/app/eclipse/icon. xpm # icon path Exec =/app/eclipse # Application Path Ter Minal = false Categories = Development; IDE; Java; </em> Save and exit. Click the icon in the upper left corner of ubuntu (Dash homepage), enter the name of application. desktop, and drag it to the startup bar or desktop. Start the Quick Command Line and link the application execution file symbol to/usr/local/bin: Shell code <em> <span style = "font-size: 14px; "> cd/usr/local/bin sudo ln-s/app/eclipse-indigo-4.2.2/eclipse (In addition, for the ln command, you want to give eclipse an alias, you can add the desired name to the end of this command line.) </span> </em> where/app/eclipse-indigo-4.2.2/eclipse is the eclipse path.