Poprocks  wrote:
> On 2020-08-01, bob prohaska wrote:
>> Poprocks  wrote:
> [snip]
>>> Y'know, it'd be much more helpful if you had posted the OS you're
>>> running as well as the WM/DE.
>>>
>> Sorry, it's
>> Linux raspberrypi 5.4.51-v7+ #1327 SMP Thu Jul 23 10:58:46 BST 2020 armv7l
GNU/L
>> inux
>> Running on a Pi3B+.
> [snip]
>>> You could use the `find' command on your home dir in your terminal to
>>> find the .desktop file and edit it accordingly.
>>
>> After listing all files in my home directory, find reports:
>> find: 'desktop': No such file or directory
>
> Sounds like you ran the command with the improper syntax. Its first
> argument is the starting-point directory you are searching. See the
> manpage of find(1) for more info.
>
> Try something like this:
>
>         $ cd ~
>         $ find . -name '*.desktop'
>
> The only thing is, this will list *all* .desktop files in your home
> directory, of which there may be several. If it yields too many files,
> you could try something like this from your home dir:
>
>         $ find . -name '*.desktop' |xargs grep -iH chrom
>
> This will search for all .desktop files in your current directory and
> all subdirs, and will search each of those files for the text 'chrom' in
> a case-insensitive fashion and print the filename before showing the
> line that matches the text.

Something seems amiss. Using copy/paste I got neither errors nor matches.

There is a directory ~/.config/chromium/Default which contains what
appear to be files describing chromium's present and past states, but
nothing whose name suggests it's a startup script or command line.

Have I got something deeply misconfigured? The replacement of the
raspberry icon by the gnome footprint in the applications menu icon
was a considerable surprise when it happened during the upgrade to
Buster. Is it possible to have a mixed LXDE/GNOME desktop environment?
Can one determine which desktop is in use? The "about" box from the
menu bar reports "LXPanel 0.10.0". That makes the Gnome footprint
on the Applications menu somewhat hard to explain.

Thanks for replying!

bob prohaska

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