How can I remove the icon of Telegram-Desktop from the dashboard?
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How can I completely delete this hidden icon of Telegram-Desktop after type sudo snap remove Telegram-Desktop into terminal from dash.
I do sudo updatedb && locate Telegram to see where they are.
In a addition, I have removed the .desktop file associated with it from the paths ~/.local/share/applications as well ~/.config/menus/applications-merged.
Thank you for your help!
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How can I completely delete this hidden icon of Telegram-Desktop after type sudo snap remove Telegram-Desktop into terminal from dash.
I do sudo updatedb && locate Telegram to see where they are.
In a addition, I have removed the .desktop file associated with it from the paths ~/.local/share/applications as well ~/.config/menus/applications-merged.
Thank you for your help!
icons telegram
edited Sep 15 at 9:56
Thomas
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asked Sep 15 at 9:54
ztseng
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there might be another .desktop file in/usr/share/applications/
– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 10:03
How can I find it in /usr/share/applications？I'm sorry. I don't know which one.
– ztseng
Sep 15 at 12:09
it should be named something like telegram.desktop or something similar. I can't tell exatly because i don't have it installed.
– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 12:33
ok！Let me try to find a solution.Thank you
– ztseng
Sep 16 at 2:19
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How can I completely delete this hidden icon of Telegram-Desktop after type sudo snap remove Telegram-Desktop into terminal from dash.
I do sudo updatedb && locate Telegram to see where they are.
In a addition, I have removed the .desktop file associated with it from the paths ~/.local/share/applications as well ~/.config/menus/applications-merged.
Thank you for your help!
icons telegram
edited Sep 15 at 9:56
Thomas
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asked Sep 15 at 9:54
ztseng
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How can I completely delete this hidden icon of Telegram-Desktop after type sudo snap remove Telegram-Desktop into terminal from dash.
I do sudo updatedb && locate Telegram to see where they are.
In a addition, I have removed the .desktop file associated with it from the paths ~/.local/share/applications as well ~/.config/menus/applications-merged.
Thank you for your help!
icons telegram
icons telegram
edited Sep 15 at 9:56
Thomas
3,48081427
asked Sep 15 at 9:54
ztseng
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edited Sep 15 at 9:56
Thomas
3,48081427
asked Sep 15 at 9:54
ztseng
1
edited Sep 15 at 9:56
Thomas
3,48081427
edited Sep 15 at 9:56
Thomas
3,48081427
edited Sep 15 at 9:56
Thomas
3,48081427
3,48081427
asked Sep 15 at 9:54
ztseng
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asked Sep 15 at 9:54
ztseng
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asked Sep 15 at 9:54
ztseng
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there might be another .desktop file in/usr/share/applications/
– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 10:03
How can I find it in /usr/share/applications？I'm sorry. I don't know which one.
– ztseng
Sep 15 at 12:09
it should be named something like telegram.desktop or something similar. I can't tell exatly because i don't have it installed.
– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 12:33
ok！Let me try to find a solution.Thank you
– ztseng
Sep 16 at 2:19
add a comment |
there might be another .desktop file in/usr/share/applications/
– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 10:03
How can I find it in /usr/share/applications？I'm sorry. I don't know which one.
– ztseng
Sep 15 at 12:09
it should be named something like telegram.desktop or something similar. I can't tell exatly because i don't have it installed.
– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 12:33
ok！Let me try to find a solution.Thank you
– ztseng
Sep 16 at 2:19
there might be another .desktop file in
/usr/share/applications/– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 10:03
there might be another .desktop file in
/usr/share/applications/– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 10:03
How can I find it in /usr/share/applications？I'm sorry. I don't know which one.
– ztseng
Sep 15 at 12:09
How can I find it in /usr/share/applications？I'm sorry. I don't know which one.
– ztseng
Sep 15 at 12:09
it should be named something like telegram.desktop or something similar. I can't tell exatly because i don't have it installed.
– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 12:33
it should be named something like telegram.desktop or something similar. I can't tell exatly because i don't have it installed.
– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 12:33
ok！Let me try to find a solution.Thank you
– ztseng
Sep 16 at 2:19
ok！Let me try to find a solution.Thank you
– ztseng
Sep 16 at 2:19
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I wasted too much time on that problem and came across every possible folder without success. Fortunately, I could remove it:
I finally tried MenuLibre, which listed the broken Telegram Desktop entry.
The provided command was
env BAMF_DESKTOP_FILE_HINT=/var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop /snap/bin/telegram-desktop -- %u
so removing /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop finally did the job.
answered Dec 4 at 19:33
yoshegg
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Open terminal and type:
cd /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications
then type
ls
it will list something like this
mimeinfo.cache gnome-logs_gnome-logs.desktop telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop
now your remove the telegram named file by typing
sudo rm ./telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop
answered Nov 2 at 15:18
Алмас Кусембаев
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
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I wasted too much time on that problem and came across every possible folder without success. Fortunately, I could remove it:
I finally tried MenuLibre, which listed the broken Telegram Desktop entry.
The provided command was
env BAMF_DESKTOP_FILE_HINT=/var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop /snap/bin/telegram-desktop -- %u
so removing /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop finally did the job.
answered Dec 4 at 19:33
yoshegg
417
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
I wasted too much time on that problem and came across every possible folder without success. Fortunately, I could remove it:
I finally tried MenuLibre, which listed the broken Telegram Desktop entry.
The provided command was
env BAMF_DESKTOP_FILE_HINT=/var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop /snap/bin/telegram-desktop -- %u
so removing /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop finally did the job.
answered Dec 4 at 19:33
yoshegg
417
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
I wasted too much time on that problem and came across every possible folder without success. Fortunately, I could remove it:
I finally tried MenuLibre, which listed the broken Telegram Desktop entry.
The provided command was
env BAMF_DESKTOP_FILE_HINT=/var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop /snap/bin/telegram-desktop -- %u
so removing /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop finally did the job.
answered Dec 4 at 19:33
yoshegg
417
I wasted too much time on that problem and came across every possible folder without success. Fortunately, I could remove it:
I finally tried MenuLibre, which listed the broken Telegram Desktop entry.
The provided command was
env BAMF_DESKTOP_FILE_HINT=/var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop /snap/bin/telegram-desktop -- %u
so removing /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop finally did the job.
answered Dec 4 at 19:33
yoshegg
417
answered Dec 4 at 19:33
yoshegg
417
answered Dec 4 at 19:33
yoshegg
417
answered Dec 4 at 19:33
yoshegg
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Open terminal and type:
cd /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications
then type
ls
it will list something like this
mimeinfo.cache gnome-logs_gnome-logs.desktop telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop
now your remove the telegram named file by typing
sudo rm ./telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop
answered Nov 2 at 15:18
Алмас Кусембаев
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add a comment |
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0
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Open terminal and type:
cd /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications
then type
ls
it will list something like this
mimeinfo.cache gnome-logs_gnome-logs.desktop telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop
now your remove the telegram named file by typing
sudo rm ./telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop
answered Nov 2 at 15:18
Алмас Кусембаев
1
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Open terminal and type:
cd /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications
then type
ls
it will list something like this
mimeinfo.cache gnome-logs_gnome-logs.desktop telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop
now your remove the telegram named file by typing
sudo rm ./telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop
answered Nov 2 at 15:18
Алмас Кусембаев
1
Open terminal and type:
cd /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications
then type
ls
it will list something like this
mimeinfo.cache gnome-logs_gnome-logs.desktop telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop
now your remove the telegram named file by typing
sudo rm ./telegram-desktop_telegramdesktop.desktop
answered Nov 2 at 15:18
Алмас Кусембаев
1
answered Nov 2 at 15:18
Алмас Кусембаев
1
answered Nov 2 at 15:18
Алмас Кусембаев
1
answered Nov 2 at 15:18
Алмас Кусембаев
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there might be another .desktop file in
/usr/share/applications/– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 10:03
How can I find it in /usr/share/applications？I'm sorry. I don't know which one.
– ztseng
Sep 15 at 12:09
it should be named something like telegram.desktop or something similar. I can't tell exatly because i don't have it installed.
– Manoj Sawai
Sep 15 at 12:33
ok！Let me try to find a solution.Thank you
– ztseng
Sep 16 at 2:19