For Debian-based OSs, where are the launcher shortcuts configured? I spent time installing Signal through the command line yesterday. I run Linux Mint 19.2 Cinnamon. Without realizing I needed to log out and back in to get Signal to show a shortcut in the start launcher, I spent a bunch of time configuring a `./local/share/applications/` `signal.desktop` file. I had issues with the configured icon showing in the tray/app panel, and finally tried logging out and back in (it worked!), but then it was showing a duplicate Signal launcher. When searching "signal" in the start launcher, I saw: * `Signal (env)` * `Signal (desktop)` After deleting the `.desktop` launcher file, Signal still shows in my start launcher. Question: where does the configuration for the `Signal (env)` launcher live? I've tried looking at env variables and googling about this, but mostly have only found stuff for `.desktop` files. Thanks!!

If you installed the package using `sudo apt install signal-desktop` as instructed at signal.org's download page, then there should be another (system-wide) desktop file at `/usr/share/applications/signal-desktop.desktop`.

If you right-click the `Signal (env)` menu item, does it offer any "properties" option or similar? That might tell you more about where it lives.

It looks like Cinnamon has a dedicated menu editor, accessible by right-clicking the Mint icon in the bottom-left corner, selecting `Configure...`, then selecting the Menu tab and clicking on `Open the menu editor`.