How do I bring up that initial guided tour panel again?
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How do I bring up that initial guided tour panel again? I'm mooking for the panel that starts with "connect your online accounts and then moves on to suggesting different types of linux software. I really liked some of the suggested apps but since I'm new to linux, I don't remember any of their names.
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How do I bring up that initial guided tour panel again? I'm mooking for the panel that starts with "connect your online accounts and then moves on to suggesting different types of linux software. I really liked some of the suggested apps but since I'm new to linux, I don't remember any of their names.
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@PRATAP im running 18.10
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
navigate to/etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktopfile.. right click.. go to permissions and tick the Allow executing file as program.. then.. doubl click.. trust and launch... it is not exactly what we see after a fresh install but similar one..
– PRATAP
7 hours ago
@PRATAP thanks for the reply. It appears I don't have permission to change that files permissions.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
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runsudo -H nautilus /etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktopin terminal and the right click..
– PRATAP
7 hours ago
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@PRATAP That did the trick. Thank you. You were right. It's almost exactly what I was looking for as you were saying. It's just missing the panels that suggest the different kinds of software you can install. Regardless, I learned something. So thank you.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
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How do I bring up that initial guided tour panel again? I'm mooking for the panel that starts with "connect your online accounts and then moves on to suggesting different types of linux software. I really liked some of the suggested apps but since I'm new to linux, I don't remember any of their names.
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How do I bring up that initial guided tour panel again? I'm mooking for the panel that starts with "connect your online accounts and then moves on to suggesting different types of linux software. I really liked some of the suggested apps but since I'm new to linux, I don't remember any of their names.
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@PRATAP im running 18.10
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
navigate to/etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktopfile.. right click.. go to permissions and tick the Allow executing file as program.. then.. doubl click.. trust and launch... it is not exactly what we see after a fresh install but similar one..
– PRATAP
7 hours ago
@PRATAP thanks for the reply. It appears I don't have permission to change that files permissions.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
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runsudo -H nautilus /etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktopin terminal and the right click..
– PRATAP
7 hours ago
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@PRATAP That did the trick. Thank you. You were right. It's almost exactly what I was looking for as you were saying. It's just missing the panels that suggest the different kinds of software you can install. Regardless, I learned something. So thank you.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
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@PRATAP im running 18.10
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
navigate to/etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktopfile.. right click.. go to permissions and tick the Allow executing file as program.. then.. doubl click.. trust and launch... it is not exactly what we see after a fresh install but similar one..
– PRATAP
7 hours ago
@PRATAP thanks for the reply. It appears I don't have permission to change that files permissions.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
1
runsudo -H nautilus /etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktopin terminal and the right click..
– PRATAP
7 hours ago
1
@PRATAP That did the trick. Thank you. You were right. It's almost exactly what I was looking for as you were saying. It's just missing the panels that suggest the different kinds of software you can install. Regardless, I learned something. So thank you.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
@PRATAP im running 18.10
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
@PRATAP im running 18.10
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
navigate to
/etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktop file.. right click.. go to permissions and tick the Allow executing file as program.. then.. doubl click.. trust and launch... it is not exactly what we see after a fresh install but similar one..– PRATAP
7 hours ago
navigate to
/etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktop file.. right click.. go to permissions and tick the Allow executing file as program.. then.. doubl click.. trust and launch... it is not exactly what we see after a fresh install but similar one..– PRATAP
7 hours ago
@PRATAP thanks for the reply. It appears I don't have permission to change that files permissions.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
@PRATAP thanks for the reply. It appears I don't have permission to change that files permissions.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
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1
run
sudo -H nautilus /etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktop in terminal and the right click..– PRATAP
7 hours ago
run
sudo -H nautilus /etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktop in terminal and the right click..– PRATAP
7 hours ago
1
1
@PRATAP That did the trick. Thank you. You were right. It's almost exactly what I was looking for as you were saying. It's just missing the panels that suggest the different kinds of software you can install. Regardless, I learned something. So thank you.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
@PRATAP That did the trick. Thank you. You were right. It's almost exactly what I was looking for as you were saying. It's just missing the panels that suggest the different kinds of software you can install. Regardless, I learned something. So thank you.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
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@PRATAP im running 18.10
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
navigate to
/etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktopfile.. right click.. go to permissions and tick the Allow executing file as program.. then.. doubl click.. trust and launch... it is not exactly what we see after a fresh install but similar one..– PRATAP
7 hours ago
@PRATAP thanks for the reply. It appears I don't have permission to change that files permissions.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago
1
run
sudo -H nautilus /etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-initial-setup-first-login.desktopin terminal and the right click..– PRATAP
7 hours ago
1
@PRATAP That did the trick. Thank you. You were right. It's almost exactly what I was looking for as you were saying. It's just missing the panels that suggest the different kinds of software you can install. Regardless, I learned something. So thank you.
– Cerebrix
7 hours ago