Found this about installing Unicenta in Ubuntu. This may apply to Mint as well?
3. Fix uniCenta oPOS launcher.
uniCenta oPOS creates a fautly desktop launcher icon in Ubuntu.
To fix this we need to first move and fix the launcher, open a terminal and enter:
cd ~/Desktop
sudo sed 's/Exec/#Exec/g' "uniCenta oPOS.desktop" > /tmp/.unicenta.desktop
sudo echo -e "\nExec=sh /opt/unicentaopos-3.01/start.sh" >> /tmp/.unicenta.desktop
sudo rm "uniCenta oPOS.desktop"
sudo mv /tmp/.unicenta.desktop "/usr/share/applications/uniCenta oPOS.desktop"
4. Fix start.sh
As strange as it may seem, the start.sh file has control characters (^M) in that prevents the program from running correctly on Linux.
To fix this we create a new start.sh file in the installation directory with the non printable characters removed.
sudo cat /opt/unicentaopos-3.01/start.sh | sed 's/\o015//g' > /tmp/.start.sh
sudo mv /opt/unicentaopos-3.01/start.sh /opt/unicentaopos-3.01/start-original.sh
sudo mv /tmp/.start.sh /opt/unicentaopos-3.01/start.sh
All that is left to do is to make the start.sh file executable:
sudo chmod +x /opt/unicentaopos-3.01/start.sh
You will now be able to find uniCenta in the Dash and start the application.
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