If you are using a custom version of a existing system installed version of a program such as VLC, you can make/edit a launcher based on the existing one in /usr/share/applications: Ĭomment=Read, capture, broadcast your multimedia streams You should also be able to make this program default in the File manager s properties. Which should be able to open txt files in nano in gnome terminal. Save it to ~/.local/share/applications/Custom sktop, and you should get (perhaps after logout/login, restarting the file manager, running update-desktop-database ~/.local/share/applications/ or something):
As an example, you can create a launcher like this: text/plain), it is quite easy to make a launcher for it. You can check if it has a mimetype by looking at the File's properties in Nautilus (may work with other file managers): It is possible to set a portable application as default, but if you have a special filetype (e.g.skp for SketchUp under Wine), you need to create a mimetype, and then add the 'MimeType' to the launcher file (I found this out by looking at wine deals with stuff by placing launchers in ~/.local/share/applications and stuff in ~/.local/share/mime).
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