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I recently tried to install the Logitech Gaming Software (version 9.02.65) in my Ubuntu 18.04 environment. Since Logitech only provides this program for Windows and Mac, I wanted to install it on Ubuntu using Wine 4.0. However this didn't work out so well (in fact the GUI was completely unusable) so I decided to remove the Logitech Software and put it inside a Windows Virtual Machine.



I am now however left with an unwanted (and unusable) Logitech Gaming Software Link in my Ubuntu Launcher. The Link is not situated in /usr/share/applications nor is it in ~/.local/share/applications.



My question: Where could the Logitech Gaming shortcut be situated and more importantly, how can I remove it from the launcher?










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  • Sometimes wine drops a folder /usr/share/applications/wine with a lot of .desktop entries in it. You could check that, if you haven't already. (I know you checked the /applications folder, but just making sure you looked in /wine)

    – Organic Marble
    1 hour ago











  • Thanks for the tip but it‘s not there either :/

    – Maximilian Janisch
    28 mins ago






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    last try: /wine folder in ~/.local/share/applications/

    – Organic Marble
    24 mins ago






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    Not all heroes wear capes :D It was indeed located in ~/.local/share/applications/wine - thank you

    – Maximilian Janisch
    15 mins ago











  • I'll post it as an answer, if you like, you can accept it.

    – Organic Marble
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I recently tried to install the Logitech Gaming Software (version 9.02.65) in my Ubuntu 18.04 environment. Since Logitech only provides this program for Windows and Mac, I wanted to install it on Ubuntu using Wine 4.0. However this didn't work out so well (in fact the GUI was completely unusable) so I decided to remove the Logitech Software and put it inside a Windows Virtual Machine.



I am now however left with an unwanted (and unusable) Logitech Gaming Software Link in my Ubuntu Launcher. The Link is not situated in /usr/share/applications nor is it in ~/.local/share/applications.



My question: Where could the Logitech Gaming shortcut be situated and more importantly, how can I remove it from the launcher?










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  • Sometimes wine drops a folder /usr/share/applications/wine with a lot of .desktop entries in it. You could check that, if you haven't already. (I know you checked the /applications folder, but just making sure you looked in /wine)

    – Organic Marble
    1 hour ago











  • Thanks for the tip but it‘s not there either :/

    – Maximilian Janisch
    28 mins ago






  • 1





    last try: /wine folder in ~/.local/share/applications/

    – Organic Marble
    24 mins ago






  • 1





    Not all heroes wear capes :D It was indeed located in ~/.local/share/applications/wine - thank you

    – Maximilian Janisch
    15 mins ago











  • I'll post it as an answer, if you like, you can accept it.

    – Organic Marble
    14 mins ago














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I recently tried to install the Logitech Gaming Software (version 9.02.65) in my Ubuntu 18.04 environment. Since Logitech only provides this program for Windows and Mac, I wanted to install it on Ubuntu using Wine 4.0. However this didn't work out so well (in fact the GUI was completely unusable) so I decided to remove the Logitech Software and put it inside a Windows Virtual Machine.



I am now however left with an unwanted (and unusable) Logitech Gaming Software Link in my Ubuntu Launcher. The Link is not situated in /usr/share/applications nor is it in ~/.local/share/applications.



My question: Where could the Logitech Gaming shortcut be situated and more importantly, how can I remove it from the launcher?










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I recently tried to install the Logitech Gaming Software (version 9.02.65) in my Ubuntu 18.04 environment. Since Logitech only provides this program for Windows and Mac, I wanted to install it on Ubuntu using Wine 4.0. However this didn't work out so well (in fact the GUI was completely unusable) so I decided to remove the Logitech Software and put it inside a Windows Virtual Machine.



I am now however left with an unwanted (and unusable) Logitech Gaming Software Link in my Ubuntu Launcher. The Link is not situated in /usr/share/applications nor is it in ~/.local/share/applications.



My question: Where could the Logitech Gaming shortcut be situated and more importantly, how can I remove it from the launcher?







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  • Sometimes wine drops a folder /usr/share/applications/wine with a lot of .desktop entries in it. You could check that, if you haven't already. (I know you checked the /applications folder, but just making sure you looked in /wine)

    – Organic Marble
    1 hour ago











  • Thanks for the tip but it‘s not there either :/

    – Maximilian Janisch
    28 mins ago






  • 1





    last try: /wine folder in ~/.local/share/applications/

    – Organic Marble
    24 mins ago






  • 1





    Not all heroes wear capes :D It was indeed located in ~/.local/share/applications/wine - thank you

    – Maximilian Janisch
    15 mins ago











  • I'll post it as an answer, if you like, you can accept it.

    – Organic Marble
    14 mins ago



















  • Sometimes wine drops a folder /usr/share/applications/wine with a lot of .desktop entries in it. You could check that, if you haven't already. (I know you checked the /applications folder, but just making sure you looked in /wine)

    – Organic Marble
    1 hour ago











  • Thanks for the tip but it‘s not there either :/

    – Maximilian Janisch
    28 mins ago






  • 1





    last try: /wine folder in ~/.local/share/applications/

    – Organic Marble
    24 mins ago






  • 1





    Not all heroes wear capes :D It was indeed located in ~/.local/share/applications/wine - thank you

    – Maximilian Janisch
    15 mins ago











  • I'll post it as an answer, if you like, you can accept it.

    – Organic Marble
    14 mins ago

















Sometimes wine drops a folder /usr/share/applications/wine with a lot of .desktop entries in it. You could check that, if you haven't already. (I know you checked the /applications folder, but just making sure you looked in /wine)

– Organic Marble
1 hour ago





Sometimes wine drops a folder /usr/share/applications/wine with a lot of .desktop entries in it. You could check that, if you haven't already. (I know you checked the /applications folder, but just making sure you looked in /wine)

– Organic Marble
1 hour ago













Thanks for the tip but it‘s not there either :/

– Maximilian Janisch
28 mins ago





Thanks for the tip but it‘s not there either :/

– Maximilian Janisch
28 mins ago




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last try: /wine folder in ~/.local/share/applications/

– Organic Marble
24 mins ago





last try: /wine folder in ~/.local/share/applications/

– Organic Marble
24 mins ago




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1





Not all heroes wear capes :D It was indeed located in ~/.local/share/applications/wine - thank you

– Maximilian Janisch
15 mins ago





Not all heroes wear capes :D It was indeed located in ~/.local/share/applications/wine - thank you

– Maximilian Janisch
15 mins ago













I'll post it as an answer, if you like, you can accept it.

– Organic Marble
14 mins ago





I'll post it as an answer, if you like, you can accept it.

– Organic Marble
14 mins ago










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