Where to find and how to use Ubuntu's version of Window's run utility
I'm switching over from Windows to Ubuntu, and I want to know how to get
the functionality of Window's "Run" command in Ubuntu. Usually in Windows
I just go to the Start button, and enter in the search field "run," and
the run program pops up. I mainly use this program to connect to servers
in my network by typing // + the name of the server. Here is an image of
the run command I'm speaking of
How do I replicate this functionality in Ubuntu? Do I use the command
line? I've read elsewhere about an old gnome program called "Run" that I
can get by installing the Compizconfig Settings Manager, but I don't know
if this is what I want.
For extra feel-good points, can someone explain to me what Windows' Run
command is doing under the hood? Is it just a shallow abstraction from
MS-DOS that run network connection scripts and other such types of
scripts?
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