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All I use in Windows is the Run command. All I use in Linux is the similar feature. If I can't run a program I need in one line, I add it to the path or create
by creativeembassy 18y ago
All I use in Windows is the Run command. All I use in Linux is the similar feature. If I can't run a program I need in one line, I add it to the path or create a shortcut in the existing path.
Why in the world would they take this out!? Can someone confirm/deny this?
- maweaver 18y agoI can confirm that the article has step-by-step instructions for enabling the run command if you really need it, as well as the global key combination to open the dialog.