Can't launch Linux applications out of the box

[ericprd]

installed via terminal but i don't know how where the app launcher goes to, tried to launch it via terminal but nothing happened.
no error message, also there is no any message on terminal.

[ericprd]

i can run other apps though, i.e. vlc via terminal

[grahamperrin]

First guess – with the system booted from a USB flash drive:

root@FreeBSD:/usr/home/liveuser # service linux start
mount: /compat: No such file or directory
mount: /compat: No such file or directory
mount: /compat: No such file or directory
mount: /compat: No such file or directory
mount: /compat: No such file or directory
root@FreeBSD:/usr/home/liveuser # 

[probonopd]

@heirbol did you try to run a Linux version of Sublime Text?
Linux support in helloSytem is not preinstalled (yet).

[ericprd]

@probonopd ahh that's why it won't run. Thanks

[probonopd]

There is something in the pipeline for Linux support though, and it will be good :)

[kettle-7]

Oh, if you click Go in the global Filer menu, there's an option to go to a custom folder, go to /usr/local/share/applications.

Filer will show all of the apps with the right name and icon.

[probonopd]

Filer will show all of the apps

No, only those that place a desktop file there, something we consider legacy a technology only kept around for backward compatibility.

[kettle-7]

But that's what we're talking about. The OP mentioned not seeing the launcher.

i don't know how where the app launcher goes to