How do I change the icon of an application in my dash / favorites area?
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This is a picture of my dash in Gnome:
The second icon is a shortcuts to an Emacs process. It used to show the Emacs icon but now it just shows the generic icon.
How do I change what icon is associated with a favorite (and ideally make it the same as the application icon showin "Applications"?
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This is a picture of my dash in Gnome:
The second icon is a shortcuts to an Emacs process. It used to show the Emacs icon but now it just shows the generic icon.
How do I change what icon is associated with a favorite (and ideally make it the same as the application icon showin "Applications"?
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favorite
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favorite
This is a picture of my dash in Gnome:
The second icon is a shortcuts to an Emacs process. It used to show the Emacs icon but now it just shows the generic icon.
How do I change what icon is associated with a favorite (and ideally make it the same as the application icon showin "Applications"?
gnome gnome-shell
This is a picture of my dash in Gnome:
The second icon is a shortcuts to an Emacs process. It used to show the Emacs icon but now it just shows the generic icon.
How do I change what icon is associated with a favorite (and ideally make it the same as the application icon showin "Applications"?
gnome gnome-shell
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Is this programm in your favorites?
First you need to find the .desktopfile.
Enter gsettings get org.gnome.shell favorite-apps
to get all the names of your favorites. Fore exaple these are mine: ['firefox.desktop', 'org.gnome.Nautilus.desktop']
find ~ /usr/ -name the.name.desktop
will scan your system for the .desktopfile (replace the.name.desktop with the filename you want to look for in your personal and /user folders.
Then you can edit the desktopfile (perhaps as root). Change the line (or add the line) Icon=.... There you can put the name of your icon or the whole path to the image you want to use.
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up vote
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Is this programm in your favorites?
First you need to find the .desktopfile.
Enter gsettings get org.gnome.shell favorite-apps
to get all the names of your favorites. Fore exaple these are mine: ['firefox.desktop', 'org.gnome.Nautilus.desktop']
find ~ /usr/ -name the.name.desktop
will scan your system for the .desktopfile (replace the.name.desktop with the filename you want to look for in your personal and /user folders.
Then you can edit the desktopfile (perhaps as root). Change the line (or add the line) Icon=.... There you can put the name of your icon or the whole path to the image you want to use.
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up vote
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Is this programm in your favorites?
First you need to find the .desktopfile.
Enter gsettings get org.gnome.shell favorite-apps
to get all the names of your favorites. Fore exaple these are mine: ['firefox.desktop', 'org.gnome.Nautilus.desktop']
find ~ /usr/ -name the.name.desktop
will scan your system for the .desktopfile (replace the.name.desktop with the filename you want to look for in your personal and /user folders.
Then you can edit the desktopfile (perhaps as root). Change the line (or add the line) Icon=.... There you can put the name of your icon or the whole path to the image you want to use.
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up vote
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Is this programm in your favorites?
First you need to find the .desktopfile.
Enter gsettings get org.gnome.shell favorite-apps
to get all the names of your favorites. Fore exaple these are mine: ['firefox.desktop', 'org.gnome.Nautilus.desktop']
find ~ /usr/ -name the.name.desktop
will scan your system for the .desktopfile (replace the.name.desktop with the filename you want to look for in your personal and /user folders.
Then you can edit the desktopfile (perhaps as root). Change the line (or add the line) Icon=.... There you can put the name of your icon or the whole path to the image you want to use.
Is this programm in your favorites?
First you need to find the .desktopfile.
Enter gsettings get org.gnome.shell favorite-apps
to get all the names of your favorites. Fore exaple these are mine: ['firefox.desktop', 'org.gnome.Nautilus.desktop']
find ~ /usr/ -name the.name.desktop
will scan your system for the .desktopfile (replace the.name.desktop with the filename you want to look for in your personal and /user folders.
Then you can edit the desktopfile (perhaps as root). Change the line (or add the line) Icon=.... There you can put the name of your icon or the whole path to the image you want to use.
answered Jun 27 at 12:43
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