@tallboy:- Nice to know yet another way to make it start exactly where you want it to. I've done that with a couple of Bill's small utilities before now, where he's used GTK2+ x, y positioning in the script; I've just modified it to the location I want for it. Peasymp3 being an example; for some reason, as installed, it always opens on the right-hand side of my screen. But then, thinking about it, it probably opened in the centre of whatever screen Bill was using when he built it; mine is a rather elderly 1024x768 Dell monitor, and most folks use higher-res screens nowadays.
@ bigpup:- That's how I've done it for years; sometimes pointing the .desktop file to ~/my-applications/bin, sometimes to /usr/bin. In the case of AppImages, to the AppImage itself. My only difference is I like to hunt for unique icons for each .desktop or pinboard entry.....sometimes if I can't find what I want ready-made, I'll manufacture it myself.
To which end my directory of PNG icons currently comprises some 374 items in total....
@ MochiMoppel:- A-ha! So that's what's the 'Arguments' line is for when you edit a pinboard entry, is it? I've wondered about that for years, it's true.....but then, if I'm totally honest, I've never really understood what the term 'Argument' means in this context (and neither have I ever attempted to Google the answer.)
Anyways; appreciated.....as always. And once again it illustrates the multitude of different ways Linux (and Puppy) has for achieving the same outcome.
Mike.
I have a fixed routine when I open the browser first time every day, so this save time. Good idea to give it it's own button/icon/text.