Os X Launchpad For Linux
Apple make an outstanding operating system in OS X. Apple also creates some unique names for it’s apps and services from within that OS. If you are a frequent user of Windows and not Mac, you might not know about the Launchpad. The Launchpad’s job is to launch apps which are made by Apple. We first saw this happen from OS X Lion. Occasionally, users will want to reset the Mac OS X launchpad to the default settings, here’s how to do that:
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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
- Understand that resetting the Launchpad will wipe any memory from earlier and refresh it back to the way Apple first intended it to be. That means your custom apps that you may have applied on the pad need changing back to the way you want them.
- Likewise, you will lose all changes you may have made to the pad. The upside is you should no longer have any of the bugs you were finding before resetting.
HOW TO RESET THE MAC OS X LAUNCHPAD TO DEFAULT SETTINGS
- Turn on the Mac machine of your choice.
- Open the Terminal window. To do that, type “terminal” in Spotlight and press the Return key.
- Enter the command “defaults write com.apple.dock ResetLaunchPad -bool true; killall Dock” without the quotation marks.
- After applying that one command, you will see the Dock refresh. Now you have completely reset the Launchpad.
Slingshot is a Mac OS X style Launchpad forUbuntu and DebianLinux, much like JumpPad is for Windows. Slingshot can be integrated to the Unity Launcher to quickly access files and applications. See the below instructions to install and create a Unity launcher for Slingshot.
You can install Slingshot from the following Terminal commands:
Note: This PPA, is a bit unstable at the moment and might cause issues. It is advised to backup your system just in case you require reverting to the old changes. To create a Unity launcher, enter the following command in the Terminal.
Then enter the following in the text pad which will pop-up. You can replace the path “Icon=/usr/share/icons/logo-black.svg” with the path where you might have an icon file for the launcher.
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Version=1.0
Type=Application
Terminal=false
Os X Launchpad For Linux Version
Exec=slingshot
Name=Slingshot
Icon=/usr/share/icons/logo-black.svg
You can navigate to /usr/share/applications/ to drag and drop the icon to the Unity Launcher for making a shortcut. If you do not have a file to replace the icon, it will appear as a blank launcher icon (as shown in the below screenshot).
You can find out more about Slingshot from the Launchpad.