borepstein
June 22nd, 2012, 05:25 PM
Hello all,
In desktop environments of yore such as old KDE of GNOME you could put an application launcher on a panel (say, Xterm) and then every time you click it a new instance would be started. Not so with Unity, it seems, where one invocation is possible - until you quit the application.
Is there any way to make Unity act different with regard to this one?
Thanks.
Boris.
In desktop environments of yore such as old KDE of GNOME you could put an application launcher on a panel (say, Xterm) and then every time you click it a new instance would be started. Not so with Unity, it seems, where one invocation is possible - until you quit the application.
Is there any way to make Unity act different with regard to this one?
Thanks.
Boris.