1.If I type 'packettracer' in terminal, it open and I can work on that app.
2. I extracted the file using tar command and installed by using the sudo ./install.
3 Linux OS detail: No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Peppermint
Description: Peppermint 7 Seven
Release: 7
Codename: xenial
4.The link you have given is where I have downloaded that app.
5. I found packettracer file in /usr/share/applications/ which contain the text below.
[Desktop Entry]
Name= Packettracer
Comment=Networking
GenericName=Cisco Packettracer
Exec=/opt/packettracer/packettracer
Icon=/usr/share/icons/packettracer.jpeg
StartupNotify=true
Terminal=false
Type=Application
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Originally Posted by ondoho
doesn't it work ok from the command line?
how did you install it, which version?
which linux distro?
fwiw, this is the app in question: http://www.netacad.com/about-network.../packet-tracer
what i see is lots of qt4 dependencies, so it's not a command line app.
you should look at the app's *.desktop file, most likely /usr/share/applications/packettracer.desktop
if it isn't that, look at the list of installed files, that will tell you where the desktop file is.
open the .desktop file in a plain text editor, and have a look at the Exec= line. Post it here.
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