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Add support for Chrome apps #326
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Can you be more clear?
What does this mean? it does not show up in rofi, nothing happens when trying to run them? Can you pastebin one of the desktop files? Also pastebin the commandline/config to launch rofi? |
For aliases see: #97 |
Okay, I just did a bit of playing and it turns around I can execute them by typing:
...in my rofi, which would, in this case, run the web app for Facebook's messenger. However, doing so seems impossible because I would never be able to differentiate between them just by looking at the application's ID. Here's one of the
Now that I got that tip for including my aliases in the list of the commands, I will change my rofi command and then I should be able to execute |
How do you start rofi? did you enable the DesktopFile run option (drun?) |
if I start |
This issue has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs. |
I noticed that I can't (or at least, I haven't found a way to) run Chrome apps with rofi. Chrome usually stores its .desktop files in
~/.local/share/applications/
, but rofi does not recognize them. I have tried moving them to/usr/share/applications/
, but that didn't work neither. I then tried adding an alias to them to my~/.zshrc
file like this:...but that didn't help neither. Any tips?
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