Also, in Unity you can just bring up the Dash with alt+f2 and then down
arrow into a grid of all of the applications installed on your system.
On 05/05/16 16:25, kendell clark wrote:
hi
If you're in gnome, you can press windows+a. It will open a grid view of
your most frequently used apps. At the bottom, there's a "frequent" and
an "all" button. That changes the view. If you want to look at all apps,
press the "all" button. Keep in mind this only shows graphical apps with
desktop icons and such. It doesn't show command line apps and scripts
because it has no way to find them. If you're in mate ... the best way
would be to just go through the menus. All graphical apps show up in the
menus under one of the categories.
Thanks
Kendell Clark
Pavel Vlček wrote:
Hi,
is here a way to browse all installed apps? When I want to do this
with dash, I can browse three or four apps and orca says filter by and
this is the end.
Vinux uses some small utility, which shows apps sorted by category.
Can be this utility used in Ubuntu? I returned back to 16.04 classic,
because Ubuntu has the best hardware compatibility.
Thanks,
Pavel
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