lesliek

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Posted: April 18 2006,06:49 |
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I set up an old laptop for the son of friends. When doing so, I hadn't thought of including filesharing software (a function of my age).
After a discussion with him, I installed limewire4.8.0.dsl for him. Although I don't know how to use the application, I am able at least to open it successfully from the myDSL menu.
Installing the application didn't create a Limewire icon on the desktop, so I'm trying to create one of those myself.
I've managed to get the appropriate icon on the desktop, but I haven't been able to find the path to the executable file. I searched for all files on the system with "limewire" in them and found "/usr/bin/limewire". I assumed that was it, but using that as my command didn't work. I thought it might be a permissions problem, so I made the file executable by all. That didn't help.
Can someone tell me what command I should use to get the icon to open the application?
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