“GNOME Do is one of those tools that should be rolled into GNOME
by default. This tool allows for the search and launch of
applications or files. The new Ubuntu take on the desktop, Unity,
has this feature baked in, but it’s not nearly
as flexible as is in GNOME Do. Fortunately, the application will
still work once you’ve transitioned from the
standard GNOME to Ubuntu Unity.“Getting GNOME Do to work in Unity is not even remotely
challenging. But if it’s installed without
understanding how to get it to work properly, GNOME Do will simply
not do.”
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