Change “ Tweaks ” icon
I use a custom fork of Papirus icon theme. When I modify gnome-tweak-tool.svg
, nothing changes for the Tweaks
icon. I want to use a custom icons for Tweaks
at all sizes. Which file should I change ? Or which file name should I give to the Tweaks
icon in the icon theme ?
18.04 icon-themes
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I use a custom fork of Papirus icon theme. When I modify gnome-tweak-tool.svg
, nothing changes for the Tweaks
icon. I want to use a custom icons for Tweaks
at all sizes. Which file should I change ? Or which file name should I give to the Tweaks
icon in the icon theme ?
18.04 icon-themes
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I use a custom fork of Papirus icon theme. When I modify gnome-tweak-tool.svg
, nothing changes for the Tweaks
icon. I want to use a custom icons for Tweaks
at all sizes. Which file should I change ? Or which file name should I give to the Tweaks
icon in the icon theme ?
18.04 icon-themes
I use a custom fork of Papirus icon theme. When I modify gnome-tweak-tool.svg
, nothing changes for the Tweaks
icon. I want to use a custom icons for Tweaks
at all sizes. Which file should I change ? Or which file name should I give to the Tweaks
icon in the icon theme ?
18.04 icon-themes
18.04 icon-themes
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gnome-tweaks is a application.
so look for this file in /usr/share/applications/
open it with text editor and look for the icon specified.
if you observe all these images are linked files to gnome-tweak-tool.svg in their respective size folders like 22, 48 etc
So, we have two options
either, directly deleting and pasting the required items in place of org.gnome.tweaks in respected folder with out linking.
or, again linking gnome-tweak.tool.svg files to org. gnome. tweaks.svg in respected folders.
Thanks. I did add gnome-tweak-tool.svg in respective folders. It still shows the old age icon forTweaks
.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:04
How do I link them ?
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:10
I use .icons folder.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:25
Changing the name to org.gnome.tweaks.svg was the easiest and it worked for me. Thanks :)
– user227495
Jan 31 at 12:36
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gnome-tweaks is a application.
so look for this file in /usr/share/applications/
open it with text editor and look for the icon specified.
if you observe all these images are linked files to gnome-tweak-tool.svg in their respective size folders like 22, 48 etc
So, we have two options
either, directly deleting and pasting the required items in place of org.gnome.tweaks in respected folder with out linking.
or, again linking gnome-tweak.tool.svg files to org. gnome. tweaks.svg in respected folders.
Thanks. I did add gnome-tweak-tool.svg in respective folders. It still shows the old age icon forTweaks
.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:04
How do I link them ?
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:10
I use .icons folder.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:25
Changing the name to org.gnome.tweaks.svg was the easiest and it worked for me. Thanks :)
– user227495
Jan 31 at 12:36
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gnome-tweaks is a application.
so look for this file in /usr/share/applications/
open it with text editor and look for the icon specified.
if you observe all these images are linked files to gnome-tweak-tool.svg in their respective size folders like 22, 48 etc
So, we have two options
either, directly deleting and pasting the required items in place of org.gnome.tweaks in respected folder with out linking.
or, again linking gnome-tweak.tool.svg files to org. gnome. tweaks.svg in respected folders.
Thanks. I did add gnome-tweak-tool.svg in respective folders. It still shows the old age icon forTweaks
.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:04
How do I link them ?
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:10
I use .icons folder.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:25
Changing the name to org.gnome.tweaks.svg was the easiest and it worked for me. Thanks :)
– user227495
Jan 31 at 12:36
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gnome-tweaks is a application.
so look for this file in /usr/share/applications/
open it with text editor and look for the icon specified.
if you observe all these images are linked files to gnome-tweak-tool.svg in their respective size folders like 22, 48 etc
So, we have two options
either, directly deleting and pasting the required items in place of org.gnome.tweaks in respected folder with out linking.
or, again linking gnome-tweak.tool.svg files to org. gnome. tweaks.svg in respected folders.
gnome-tweaks is a application.
so look for this file in /usr/share/applications/
open it with text editor and look for the icon specified.
if you observe all these images are linked files to gnome-tweak-tool.svg in their respective size folders like 22, 48 etc
So, we have two options
either, directly deleting and pasting the required items in place of org.gnome.tweaks in respected folder with out linking.
or, again linking gnome-tweak.tool.svg files to org. gnome. tweaks.svg in respected folders.
edited Jan 31 at 11:55
answered Jan 31 at 10:37
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Thanks. I did add gnome-tweak-tool.svg in respective folders. It still shows the old age icon forTweaks
.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:04
How do I link them ?
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:10
I use .icons folder.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:25
Changing the name to org.gnome.tweaks.svg was the easiest and it worked for me. Thanks :)
– user227495
Jan 31 at 12:36
add a comment |
Thanks. I did add gnome-tweak-tool.svg in respective folders. It still shows the old age icon forTweaks
.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:04
How do I link them ?
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:10
I use .icons folder.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:25
Changing the name to org.gnome.tweaks.svg was the easiest and it worked for me. Thanks :)
– user227495
Jan 31 at 12:36
Thanks. I did add gnome-tweak-tool.svg in respective folders. It still shows the old age icon for
Tweaks
.– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:04
Thanks. I did add gnome-tweak-tool.svg in respective folders. It still shows the old age icon for
Tweaks
.– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:04
How do I link them ?
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:10
How do I link them ?
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:10
I use .icons folder.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:25
I use .icons folder.
– user227495
Jan 31 at 11:25
Changing the name to org.gnome.tweaks.svg was the easiest and it worked for me. Thanks :)
– user227495
Jan 31 at 12:36
Changing the name to org.gnome.tweaks.svg was the easiest and it worked for me. Thanks :)
– user227495
Jan 31 at 12:36
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