The solution is, that you give guide9.exe executable rights and write down the complete command with absolute path in the buttons prefs. That's working for me, but because I'm oldschool and like the command line, I use it from there.

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> Von: Stephen Tonkin <mb23@...>
>An: guide-user@yahoogroups.com
>Gesendet: 4:48 Freitag, 30.November 2012
>Betreff: Re: [guide-user] Guide on Ubuntu
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>I run Guide on Ubuntu with Wine. It is very simple as long as you use Wine to install it. The only 'issue' that I have is that I can't get it to start from a desktop icon, a launcher icon, or from the applications menu; I have to either start typing "guide" in the launcher or go to the folder where guide9.exe is and start it from there. I don't consider this to be a sufficiently great hardship to need time spending on it to find a solution.
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>Best Regards.
>Stephen Tonkin
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>Subject: [guide-user] Guide on Ubuntu
>Date: Thu, Nov 29, 2012 21:52
>Hi dears. I want to use Guide on Ubuntu 12.10. Is it possible? or can you recommend me any sotware like as Guide?
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