How to get a shortcut icon from a shortcut
1
I'm trying to create a shortcut that opens the terminal by the following command
gnome-desktop-item-edit --create-new ~/Desktop
and would like to use the terminal icon for sake of clearance.
Where can I find it (the icon)?
Using ubuntu 18.04.
I do not want to create a shortcut (already did that), just need the icon.
icons gnome-terminal .desktop
edited Feb 14 at 11:52
pomsky
32.2k11100131
asked Feb 14 at 10:57
Joao OliveiraJoao Oliveira
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1
I'm trying to create a shortcut that opens the terminal by the following command
gnome-desktop-item-edit --create-new ~/Desktop
and would like to use the terminal icon for sake of clearance.
Where can I find it (the icon)?
Using ubuntu 18.04.
I do not want to create a shortcut (already did that), just need the icon.
icons gnome-terminal .desktop
edited Feb 14 at 11:52
pomsky
32.2k11100131
asked Feb 14 at 10:57
Joao OliveiraJoao Oliveira
339
1
It would be easier if you provided your release of Ubuntu. Icons are usually found in /usr/share/icons/, but some I prefer can be found in /usr/share/pixmaps/ - it depends which you're exactly you're looking for. Do you want the icon? or how to create a link (shortcut)?
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:01
I want the icon, already have the shortcut.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:18
1
gnome-desktop-item-edit --create-new ~/Desktop
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:33
askubuntu.com/q/1114340/739431 may be helpful
– PRATAP
Feb 14 at 11:36
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1
I'm trying to create a shortcut that opens the terminal by the following command
gnome-desktop-item-edit --create-new ~/Desktop
and would like to use the terminal icon for sake of clearance.
Where can I find it (the icon)?
Using ubuntu 18.04.
I do not want to create a shortcut (already did that), just need the icon.
icons gnome-terminal .desktop
edited Feb 14 at 11:52
pomsky
32.2k11100131
asked Feb 14 at 10:57
Joao OliveiraJoao Oliveira
339
I'm trying to create a shortcut that opens the terminal by the following command
gnome-desktop-item-edit --create-new ~/Desktop
and would like to use the terminal icon for sake of clearance.
Where can I find it (the icon)?
Using ubuntu 18.04.
I do not want to create a shortcut (already did that), just need the icon.
icons gnome-terminal .desktop
icons gnome-terminal .desktop
edited Feb 14 at 11:52
pomsky
32.2k11100131
asked Feb 14 at 10:57
Joao OliveiraJoao Oliveira
339
edited Feb 14 at 11:52
pomsky
32.2k11100131
asked Feb 14 at 10:57
Joao OliveiraJoao Oliveira
339
edited Feb 14 at 11:52
pomsky
32.2k11100131
edited Feb 14 at 11:52
pomsky
32.2k11100131
edited Feb 14 at 11:52
pomsky
32.2k11100131
32.2k11100131
asked Feb 14 at 10:57
Joao OliveiraJoao Oliveira
339
asked Feb 14 at 10:57
Joao OliveiraJoao Oliveira
339
asked Feb 14 at 10:57
Joao OliveiraJoao Oliveira
339
339
1
It would be easier if you provided your release of Ubuntu. Icons are usually found in /usr/share/icons/, but some I prefer can be found in /usr/share/pixmaps/ - it depends which you're exactly you're looking for. Do you want the icon? or how to create a link (shortcut)?
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:01
I want the icon, already have the shortcut.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:18
1
gnome-desktop-item-edit --create-new ~/Desktop
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:33
askubuntu.com/q/1114340/739431 may be helpful
– PRATAP
Feb 14 at 11:36
add a comment |
1
It would be easier if you provided your release of Ubuntu. Icons are usually found in /usr/share/icons/, but some I prefer can be found in /usr/share/pixmaps/ - it depends which you're exactly you're looking for. Do you want the icon? or how to create a link (shortcut)?
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:01
I want the icon, already have the shortcut.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:18
1
gnome-desktop-item-edit --create-new ~/Desktop
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:33
askubuntu.com/q/1114340/739431 may be helpful
– PRATAP
Feb 14 at 11:36
1
1
It would be easier if you provided your release of Ubuntu. Icons are usually found in /usr/share/icons/, but some I prefer can be found in /usr/share/pixmaps/ - it depends which you're exactly you're looking for. Do you want the icon? or how to create a link (shortcut)?
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:01
It would be easier if you provided your release of Ubuntu. Icons are usually found in /usr/share/icons/, but some I prefer can be found in /usr/share/pixmaps/ - it depends which you're exactly you're looking for. Do you want the icon? or how to create a link (shortcut)?
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:01
I want the icon, already have the shortcut.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:18
I want the icon, already have the shortcut.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:18
1
1
gnome-desktop-item-edit --create-new ~/Desktop– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:33
gnome-desktop-item-edit --create-new ~/Desktop– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:33
askubuntu.com/q/1114340/739431 may be helpful
– PRATAP
Feb 14 at 11:36
askubuntu.com/q/1114340/739431 may be helpful
– PRATAP
Feb 14 at 11:36
add a comment |
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Terminal icon is a standard application icon with the name utilities-terminal. You can use this name in your .desktop launcher (i.e. the shortcut you created) and then it would always assume the terminal icon provided by your icon theme.
Open the the .desktop shortcut you created using a text editor and look for the Icon= line. Change it to
Icon=utilities-terminal
answered Feb 14 at 11:39
pomskypomsky
32.2k11100131
I changed that, but the old placeholder icon that I had stayed, do i need to reboot or somthing?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:43
1
Ok, none of that, i was just really dumb, this solution should have worked the first time, i just placedutilities-terminalin the wrong place. Thank you. How do I mark something as solved?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 12:00
add a comment |
0
I'm still not 100% sure what you want, nor your release of Ubuntu (which I'd use as a guide to work out exactly what you want), but most icons are stored in /usr/share/icons/
If you perform
cd /usr/share/icons
find -name gnome-term*
you'll be presented with a list of icons that start with "gnome-terminal" in all themes for your system (which vary on release of Ubuntu, if you've added any extra themes etc). I'm hoping whatever you want is there. (my 19.04 system produced 91 results for this find, many of which are just different sized icons)
eg.
guiverc@d960-ubu2:/usr/share/icons$ find -name gnome-term*
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/24x24/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/48x48/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/32x32/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/16x16/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/64x64/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/64x64/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/22x22/apps/gnome-term.svg
./elementary-xfce/apps/16/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/16/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/32/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/32/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/48/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/48/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/128/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/128/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/64/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/64/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/22/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/22/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/24/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/24/gnome-term.png
./Yaru/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/32x32@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/256x256@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/24x24@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/scalable/apps/gnome-terminal-symbolic.svg
./Yaru/16x16@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/48x48@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-term.svg
answered Feb 14 at 11:24
guivercguiverc
4,93121623
Now see, that's the problem, I've been in that file but gnome-terminal icon are only in svg and xpm types, when i try to choose a new icon for my shortcut those don't appear. I assum it only takes pngs or smth like that.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
I don't have all those png ones. It would be great if you could just drop that 48x48, thanks
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
drop? sorry I don't know what you mean. A quick scan of my files show some .png in packageelementary-xfce-icon-theme&elementary-icon-theme(I have XFCE desktop added to my system, along with LXQt). The YARU theme I think was added in 18.10 and is inyaru-theme-icon.
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:38
upload, send me, i don't know if it can be done in this forums.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:42
1
I wondered if that's what you meant - why I added the package names (so you can just grab them yourself). Adpkg -S /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.pngreveals gnome-icon-theme: /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png (ie. I asked my system where that file comes from - package isgnome-icon-theme- just install that for that file (and whatever else comes in that package)
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:43
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The command in 18.04 is
gnome-terminal
the icon appears automatically.
answered Feb 14 at 12:09
VijayVijay
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On Ubuntu 18.04 the terminal.desktop is in the /usr/share/applications folder
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
edited Feb 15 at 19:07
Elder Geek
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answered Feb 14 at 11:02
RonnyRonny
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yes I see the terminal app there, but how can i "see" where the icon for the terminal app is?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:22
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
– Ronny
Feb 14 at 13:35
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Terminal icon is a standard application icon with the name utilities-terminal. You can use this name in your .desktop launcher (i.e. the shortcut you created) and then it would always assume the terminal icon provided by your icon theme.
Open the the .desktop shortcut you created using a text editor and look for the Icon= line. Change it to
Icon=utilities-terminal
answered Feb 14 at 11:39
pomskypomsky
32.2k11100131
I changed that, but the old placeholder icon that I had stayed, do i need to reboot or somthing?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:43
1
Ok, none of that, i was just really dumb, this solution should have worked the first time, i just placedutilities-terminalin the wrong place. Thank you. How do I mark something as solved?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 12:00
add a comment |
2
Terminal icon is a standard application icon with the name utilities-terminal. You can use this name in your .desktop launcher (i.e. the shortcut you created) and then it would always assume the terminal icon provided by your icon theme.
Open the the .desktop shortcut you created using a text editor and look for the Icon= line. Change it to
Icon=utilities-terminal
answered Feb 14 at 11:39
pomskypomsky
32.2k11100131
I changed that, but the old placeholder icon that I had stayed, do i need to reboot or somthing?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:43
1
Ok, none of that, i was just really dumb, this solution should have worked the first time, i just placedutilities-terminalin the wrong place. Thank you. How do I mark something as solved?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 12:00
add a comment |
2
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Terminal icon is a standard application icon with the name utilities-terminal. You can use this name in your .desktop launcher (i.e. the shortcut you created) and then it would always assume the terminal icon provided by your icon theme.
Open the the .desktop shortcut you created using a text editor and look for the Icon= line. Change it to
Icon=utilities-terminal
answered Feb 14 at 11:39
pomskypomsky
32.2k11100131
Terminal icon is a standard application icon with the name utilities-terminal. You can use this name in your .desktop launcher (i.e. the shortcut you created) and then it would always assume the terminal icon provided by your icon theme.
Open the the .desktop shortcut you created using a text editor and look for the Icon= line. Change it to
Icon=utilities-terminal
answered Feb 14 at 11:39
pomskypomsky
32.2k11100131
answered Feb 14 at 11:39
pomskypomsky
32.2k11100131
answered Feb 14 at 11:39
pomskypomsky
32.2k11100131
answered Feb 14 at 11:39
pomskypomsky
32.2k11100131
32.2k11100131
I changed that, but the old placeholder icon that I had stayed, do i need to reboot or somthing?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:43
1
Ok, none of that, i was just really dumb, this solution should have worked the first time, i just placedutilities-terminalin the wrong place. Thank you. How do I mark something as solved?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 12:00
add a comment |
I changed that, but the old placeholder icon that I had stayed, do i need to reboot or somthing?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:43
1
Ok, none of that, i was just really dumb, this solution should have worked the first time, i just placedutilities-terminalin the wrong place. Thank you. How do I mark something as solved?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 12:00
I changed that, but the old placeholder icon that I had stayed, do i need to reboot or somthing?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:43
I changed that, but the old placeholder icon that I had stayed, do i need to reboot or somthing?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:43
1
1
Ok, none of that, i was just really dumb, this solution should have worked the first time, i just placed
utilities-terminal in the wrong place. Thank you. How do I mark something as solved?– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 12:00
Ok, none of that, i was just really dumb, this solution should have worked the first time, i just placed
utilities-terminal in the wrong place. Thank you. How do I mark something as solved?– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 12:00
add a comment |
0
I'm still not 100% sure what you want, nor your release of Ubuntu (which I'd use as a guide to work out exactly what you want), but most icons are stored in /usr/share/icons/
If you perform
cd /usr/share/icons
find -name gnome-term*
you'll be presented with a list of icons that start with "gnome-terminal" in all themes for your system (which vary on release of Ubuntu, if you've added any extra themes etc). I'm hoping whatever you want is there. (my 19.04 system produced 91 results for this find, many of which are just different sized icons)
eg.
guiverc@d960-ubu2:/usr/share/icons$ find -name gnome-term*
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/24x24/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/48x48/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/32x32/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/16x16/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/64x64/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/64x64/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/22x22/apps/gnome-term.svg
./elementary-xfce/apps/16/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/16/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/32/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/32/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/48/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/48/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/128/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/128/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/64/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/64/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/22/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/22/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/24/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/24/gnome-term.png
./Yaru/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/32x32@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/256x256@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/24x24@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/scalable/apps/gnome-terminal-symbolic.svg
./Yaru/16x16@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/48x48@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-term.svg
answered Feb 14 at 11:24
guivercguiverc
4,93121623
Now see, that's the problem, I've been in that file but gnome-terminal icon are only in svg and xpm types, when i try to choose a new icon for my shortcut those don't appear. I assum it only takes pngs or smth like that.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
I don't have all those png ones. It would be great if you could just drop that 48x48, thanks
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
drop? sorry I don't know what you mean. A quick scan of my files show some .png in packageelementary-xfce-icon-theme&elementary-icon-theme(I have XFCE desktop added to my system, along with LXQt). The YARU theme I think was added in 18.10 and is inyaru-theme-icon.
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:38
upload, send me, i don't know if it can be done in this forums.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:42
1
I wondered if that's what you meant - why I added the package names (so you can just grab them yourself). Adpkg -S /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.pngreveals gnome-icon-theme: /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png (ie. I asked my system where that file comes from - package isgnome-icon-theme- just install that for that file (and whatever else comes in that package)
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:43
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I'm still not 100% sure what you want, nor your release of Ubuntu (which I'd use as a guide to work out exactly what you want), but most icons are stored in /usr/share/icons/
If you perform
cd /usr/share/icons
find -name gnome-term*
you'll be presented with a list of icons that start with "gnome-terminal" in all themes for your system (which vary on release of Ubuntu, if you've added any extra themes etc). I'm hoping whatever you want is there. (my 19.04 system produced 91 results for this find, many of which are just different sized icons)
eg.
guiverc@d960-ubu2:/usr/share/icons$ find -name gnome-term*
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/24x24/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/48x48/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/32x32/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/16x16/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/64x64/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/64x64/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/22x22/apps/gnome-term.svg
./elementary-xfce/apps/16/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/16/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/32/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/32/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/48/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/48/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/128/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/128/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/64/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/64/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/22/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/22/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/24/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/24/gnome-term.png
./Yaru/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/32x32@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/256x256@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/24x24@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/scalable/apps/gnome-terminal-symbolic.svg
./Yaru/16x16@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/48x48@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-term.svg
answered Feb 14 at 11:24
guivercguiverc
4,93121623
Now see, that's the problem, I've been in that file but gnome-terminal icon are only in svg and xpm types, when i try to choose a new icon for my shortcut those don't appear. I assum it only takes pngs or smth like that.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
I don't have all those png ones. It would be great if you could just drop that 48x48, thanks
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
drop? sorry I don't know what you mean. A quick scan of my files show some .png in packageelementary-xfce-icon-theme&elementary-icon-theme(I have XFCE desktop added to my system, along with LXQt). The YARU theme I think was added in 18.10 and is inyaru-theme-icon.
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:38
upload, send me, i don't know if it can be done in this forums.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:42
1
I wondered if that's what you meant - why I added the package names (so you can just grab them yourself). Adpkg -S /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.pngreveals gnome-icon-theme: /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png (ie. I asked my system where that file comes from - package isgnome-icon-theme- just install that for that file (and whatever else comes in that package)
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:43
|
show 2 more comments
0
0
0
I'm still not 100% sure what you want, nor your release of Ubuntu (which I'd use as a guide to work out exactly what you want), but most icons are stored in /usr/share/icons/
If you perform
cd /usr/share/icons
find -name gnome-term*
you'll be presented with a list of icons that start with "gnome-terminal" in all themes for your system (which vary on release of Ubuntu, if you've added any extra themes etc). I'm hoping whatever you want is there. (my 19.04 system produced 91 results for this find, many of which are just different sized icons)
eg.
guiverc@d960-ubu2:/usr/share/icons$ find -name gnome-term*
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/24x24/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/48x48/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/32x32/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/16x16/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/64x64/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/64x64/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/22x22/apps/gnome-term.svg
./elementary-xfce/apps/16/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/16/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/32/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/32/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/48/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/48/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/128/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/128/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/64/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/64/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/22/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/22/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/24/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/24/gnome-term.png
./Yaru/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/32x32@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/256x256@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/24x24@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/scalable/apps/gnome-terminal-symbolic.svg
./Yaru/16x16@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/48x48@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-term.svg
answered Feb 14 at 11:24
guivercguiverc
4,93121623
I'm still not 100% sure what you want, nor your release of Ubuntu (which I'd use as a guide to work out exactly what you want), but most icons are stored in /usr/share/icons/
If you perform
cd /usr/share/icons
find -name gnome-term*
you'll be presented with a list of icons that start with "gnome-terminal" in all themes for your system (which vary on release of Ubuntu, if you've added any extra themes etc). I'm hoping whatever you want is there. (my 19.04 system produced 91 results for this find, many of which are just different sized icons)
eg.
guiverc@d960-ubu2:/usr/share/icons$ find -name gnome-term*
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/16/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/32/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/48/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/128/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/64/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/22/gnome-term.svg
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-terminal.svg
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-terminal.xpm
./Humanity/apps/24/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/24x24/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/48x48/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/32x32/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/16x16/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/64x64/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/64x64/apps/gnome-term.svg
./Papirus/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.svg
./Papirus/22x22/apps/gnome-term.svg
./elementary-xfce/apps/16/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/16/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/32/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/32/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/48/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/48/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/128/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/128/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/64/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/64/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/22/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/22/gnome-term.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/24/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary-xfce/apps/24/gnome-term.png
./Yaru/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/32x32@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/256x256@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/24x24@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/scalable/apps/gnome-terminal-symbolic.svg
./Yaru/16x16@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/48x48@2x/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./Yaru/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./gnome/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/24x24/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/32x32/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/16x16/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/22x22/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./mate/256x256/apps/gnome-terminal.png
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/16/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/32/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/48/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/128/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/64/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/22/gnome-term.svg
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-terminal.svg
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-terminal.xpm
./elementary/apps/24/gnome-term.svg
answered Feb 14 at 11:24
guivercguiverc
4,93121623
answered Feb 14 at 11:24
guivercguiverc
4,93121623
answered Feb 14 at 11:24
guivercguiverc
4,93121623
answered Feb 14 at 11:24
guivercguiverc
4,93121623
4,93121623
Now see, that's the problem, I've been in that file but gnome-terminal icon are only in svg and xpm types, when i try to choose a new icon for my shortcut those don't appear. I assum it only takes pngs or smth like that.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
I don't have all those png ones. It would be great if you could just drop that 48x48, thanks
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
drop? sorry I don't know what you mean. A quick scan of my files show some .png in packageelementary-xfce-icon-theme&elementary-icon-theme(I have XFCE desktop added to my system, along with LXQt). The YARU theme I think was added in 18.10 and is inyaru-theme-icon.
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:38
upload, send me, i don't know if it can be done in this forums.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:42
1
I wondered if that's what you meant - why I added the package names (so you can just grab them yourself). Adpkg -S /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.pngreveals gnome-icon-theme: /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png (ie. I asked my system where that file comes from - package isgnome-icon-theme- just install that for that file (and whatever else comes in that package)
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:43
|
show 2 more comments
Now see, that's the problem, I've been in that file but gnome-terminal icon are only in svg and xpm types, when i try to choose a new icon for my shortcut those don't appear. I assum it only takes pngs or smth like that.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
I don't have all those png ones. It would be great if you could just drop that 48x48, thanks
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
drop? sorry I don't know what you mean. A quick scan of my files show some .png in packageelementary-xfce-icon-theme&elementary-icon-theme(I have XFCE desktop added to my system, along with LXQt). The YARU theme I think was added in 18.10 and is inyaru-theme-icon.
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:38
upload, send me, i don't know if it can be done in this forums.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:42
1
I wondered if that's what you meant - why I added the package names (so you can just grab them yourself). Adpkg -S /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.pngreveals gnome-icon-theme: /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png (ie. I asked my system where that file comes from - package isgnome-icon-theme- just install that for that file (and whatever else comes in that package)
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:43
Now see, that's the problem, I've been in that file but gnome-terminal icon are only in svg and xpm types, when i try to choose a new icon for my shortcut those don't appear. I assum it only takes pngs or smth like that.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
Now see, that's the problem, I've been in that file but gnome-terminal icon are only in svg and xpm types, when i try to choose a new icon for my shortcut those don't appear. I assum it only takes pngs or smth like that.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
I don't have all those png ones. It would be great if you could just drop that 48x48, thanks
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
I don't have all those png ones. It would be great if you could just drop that 48x48, thanks
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:35
drop? sorry I don't know what you mean. A quick scan of my files show some .png in package
elementary-xfce-icon-theme & elementary-icon-theme (I have XFCE desktop added to my system, along with LXQt). The YARU theme I think was added in 18.10 and is in yaru-theme-icon.– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:38
drop? sorry I don't know what you mean. A quick scan of my files show some .png in package
elementary-xfce-icon-theme & elementary-icon-theme (I have XFCE desktop added to my system, along with LXQt). The YARU theme I think was added in 18.10 and is in yaru-theme-icon.– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:38
upload, send me, i don't know if it can be done in this forums.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:42
upload, send me, i don't know if it can be done in this forums.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:42
1
1
I wondered if that's what you meant - why I added the package names (so you can just grab them yourself). A
dpkg -S /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png reveals gnome-icon-theme: /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png (ie. I asked my system where that file comes from - package is gnome-icon-theme - just install that for that file (and whatever else comes in that package)– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:43
I wondered if that's what you meant - why I added the package names (so you can just grab them yourself). A
dpkg -S /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png reveals gnome-icon-theme: /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/gnome-terminal.png (ie. I asked my system where that file comes from - package is gnome-icon-theme - just install that for that file (and whatever else comes in that package)– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:43
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The command in 18.04 is
gnome-terminal
the icon appears automatically.
answered Feb 14 at 12:09
VijayVijay
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The command in 18.04 is
gnome-terminal
the icon appears automatically.
answered Feb 14 at 12:09
VijayVijay
1,8401720
add a comment |
0
0
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The command in 18.04 is
gnome-terminal
the icon appears automatically.
answered Feb 14 at 12:09
VijayVijay
1,8401720
The command in 18.04 is
gnome-terminal
the icon appears automatically.
answered Feb 14 at 12:09
VijayVijay
1,8401720
answered Feb 14 at 12:09
VijayVijay
1,8401720
answered Feb 14 at 12:09
VijayVijay
1,8401720
answered Feb 14 at 12:09
VijayVijay
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1,8401720
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On Ubuntu 18.04 the terminal.desktop is in the /usr/share/applications folder
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
edited Feb 15 at 19:07
Elder Geek
27.4k954127
answered Feb 14 at 11:02
RonnyRonny
11
yes I see the terminal app there, but how can i "see" where the icon for the terminal app is?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:22
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
– Ronny
Feb 14 at 13:35
add a comment |
0
On Ubuntu 18.04 the terminal.desktop is in the /usr/share/applications folder
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
edited Feb 15 at 19:07
Elder Geek
27.4k954127
answered Feb 14 at 11:02
RonnyRonny
11
yes I see the terminal app there, but how can i "see" where the icon for the terminal app is?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:22
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
– Ronny
Feb 14 at 13:35
add a comment |
0
0
0
On Ubuntu 18.04 the terminal.desktop is in the /usr/share/applications folder
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
edited Feb 15 at 19:07
Elder Geek
27.4k954127
answered Feb 14 at 11:02
RonnyRonny
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On Ubuntu 18.04 the terminal.desktop is in the /usr/share/applications folder
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
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answered Feb 14 at 11:02
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answered Feb 14 at 11:02
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yes I see the terminal app there, but how can i "see" where the icon for the terminal app is?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:22
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
– Ronny
Feb 14 at 13:35
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yes I see the terminal app there, but how can i "see" where the icon for the terminal app is?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:22
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
– Ronny
Feb 14 at 13:35
yes I see the terminal app there, but how can i "see" where the icon for the terminal app is?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:22
yes I see the terminal app there, but how can i "see" where the icon for the terminal app is?
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:22
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
– Ronny
Feb 14 at 13:35
If you open the .desktop file you can see the "Icon=utilities-terminal" entry which refers to the terminal icon. If you change your created .desktop file to "Icon=system-software-update" it will change to the updater icon for instance.
– Ronny
Feb 14 at 13:35
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It would be easier if you provided your release of Ubuntu. Icons are usually found in /usr/share/icons/, but some I prefer can be found in /usr/share/pixmaps/ - it depends which you're exactly you're looking for. Do you want the icon? or how to create a link (shortcut)?
– guiverc
Feb 14 at 11:01
I want the icon, already have the shortcut.
– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:18
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gnome-desktop-item-edit --create-new ~/Desktop– Joao Oliveira
Feb 14 at 11:33
askubuntu.com/q/1114340/739431 may be helpful
– PRATAP
Feb 14 at 11:36