Sorry for dumb question.
I’m trying to execute say Writer from Libre Office by clicking desktop shortcut.
Every time system warns me that it is unsafe.
I suspect that i must do something in here:
ps Same thing happened to Discord when i try to launch it.
Any leads?
How exactly did you install Libreoffice?
Via pamac, which was installed like:
yay -S pamac-aur
Sometimes pamac does not work as expected…
Just to make sure, try re-installing it with one of the commands
sudo pacman -Syu libreoffice-fresh # the latest version
sudo pacman -Syu libreoffice-still # the "LTS" version
Removed old version. It was Still.
Reinstalled Fresh with provided command.
If i start application from Start button [EndeavourOS] application runs normally, but if i create link to desktop and try to launch it from desktop it shows up untrust message.
I’m using XFCE environment.
If I remember correctly, it has something to do with the permissions of that .desktop file. Not sure but it might need execute rights?
Can you show ls -l for that file?
I just removed and created shortcut manually and problem was gone.
This thing helped me:
Thank you for support!
Great!
I tested it here by copying the desktop file from /usr/share/applications/libreoffice-writer.desktop to the desktop. Then I had to
chmod +x ~/Desktop/libreoffice-writer.desktop
to make it launch.
Note that you can make a symlink too instead of copying it.
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