theking2 I'm trying to run it from command line, I have it in the start menu but that does not reveal where it is located
theking2 It is prbably installed with flatpak so: do flatpak list find the Application ID and issue flatpak run <app-id>.
brent flatpak run blah.blah.blahis one way. the other way is to locate item in your menu of apps then drag the icon to taskbar or keep in dock.
Original-Syn Get your list of apps. The --app cleans the output to just apps, not the runtimes. flatpak list --app Then use the application id and flatpak run, which in this case would be... flatpak run org.onlyoffice.desktopeditors
brent Original-Syn not to get too off topic but when I started my linux journey I was Curated-Repo-Or-Bust--wouldn't consider outside programs. But over the yrs Flatpaks have been a reliable, steady surprise. It's never bit me and that's how I guage stuff 🙂
Original-Syn brent I do like native first, but sometimes what I need is either not available or the Flatpak is newer. In the end, they are tools. If what I need is best served from FP, Appimage, or even Distrobox that is what I do.
