I have openSUSE 11.4 KDE (64-bit). Very inexperienced Linux user.
I just dragged Thunderbird’s icon to the lower panel so that it can be launched quickly. But now when I go to Application Launcher -> Applications -> Internet -> E-mail, the Thunderbird entry is no longer visible.
How do I bring it back?
The program is located here: /usr/bin/thunderbird
Its program start name in KDE is listed as: thunderbird %u
You could right click on the SuSE Menu icon and elect to Edit Applications, Navigate back to Applications -> Internet -> E-mail and add Thunderbird back in if you wanted to.
Thank You,
That worked. Thanks!
That worked. Thanks!
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