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Hi, I am running Ubuntu 16.04 and just recently installed FAH on it. I am new to both FAH and Ubuntu, so my error might just be me not knowing basic stuff. So basically, I installed FAH today and noticed that it was running when I ran the command 'htop' and that it was using its fair share of cpu power. However when I tried to open the FAH client by searching for it in Dash, I found no results. I also installed FAH Viewer and the same thing happened. I installed both of them with GDebi and it seemed to install properly. But as I said, I can't figure out how to open any GUI for FAH. Is there something else I need t install? Or am I completely missing it? Thanks

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And for some reason I can't open a Files window, I am limited to Chrome and Terminal, which run fine. It just shows the loading indicator on the cursor when I hover over it

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Unfortunately can't really help here as my folding on ubuntu was limited and all my monitoring on it was via remote console. If you check over on the [H[ard forum, distributed computing section, they have a bunch of guys there familiar with ubuntu folding.

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