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1kb

Asked: 2016-05-18 04:18:40 +0800 CST2016-05-18 04:18:40 +0800 CST 2016-05-18 04:18:40 +0800 CST

OpenOffice launcher icon name is "untitled 1 - OpenOffice Writer"

I locked the icon to the launcher while Writer was running, and ever since it has been called "untitled 1 -OpenOffice Writer".

I think this is going to confuse me when working with several documents. Is there any way to change it to either OpenOffice or OpenOffice Writer?

Jacob Vlijm · Answer 1 · 2016-05-18T04:25:25+08:00

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Jacob Vlijm

Absolutely.

Somehow a local .desktop file of must have been created, with a weird naming. The local one will overrule the global one as long as it exists.

Unlock the current Openoffice-Writer -launcher (icon) from the Unity-Launcher
Remove the local copy of the launcher: Navigate to ~/.local/share/applications (~ stands for your home- directory, .local is a directory in your home directory, hidden by default. To make it visible: in nautilus, press Ctrl+H to make it visible). Remove any reference to OpenOfficeWriter.
Log out/in, open Dash, type "writer" and drag the icon from Dash on to the launcher.

That should solve it.