To see the contents of $PATH, you can use this. desktop file, and if it is a package that provides startable files**, it will most likely have installed that tool into a directory which is included in the $PATH variable. If so, you should be able to start it in start menu. To see all the files the package installed onto your system, do this: dpkg-query -L You can check, if the package you installed contains a. desktop file, which you can find in start menu. Graphical applications usually install a. The question you’re currently having is how to use the package. They are supposed to be installed, what you already did. Installing debs with “dpkg -i” is bs can not be started in that sense.
deb’s documentation on its website or man page explains how to use that tool.
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