How can I create a custom icon shortcut for an application on the KDE menu and desktop?

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First, let's talk about how to create a shortcut that allows custom icons for an application in the KDE menu:
1. right-click start and select "panel-menu editor" in the displayed dialog box ".
2. in the pop-up menu editor, click "new menu item" and enter the corresponding name.
3. click the browse icon next to the command item to find the program for creating a shortcut.
4. click the browse icon next to the working path to find the folder where the program is located.
5. click the big icon at the end of the working path to match the shortcut with your favorite icon.
6. in the current key column, you can set a shortcut key for the program!
7. click application and open the Start menu to see if the shortcut you just created is displayed in the Start menu!

Let's talk about how to create a shortcut that can customize icons for an application on the KDE desktop:
Method 1: move the shortcut created in the menu to the desktop with the left button. after you release the mouse, select "Copy to here" in the displayed dialog box ", in this way, a shortcut is created on the desktop. To modify the shortcut icon, right-click the shortcut and select "feature" in the pop-up dialog box! (You can use the preceding method to create other shortcuts in the menu on the desktop)
Method 2: Right-click the blank area on the desktop and select "New-application link" in the displayed dialog box ". In the displayed window, click "execute" and click the browse key next to the command bar to find the corresponding program. Click "regular" to name, change the icon, and click "OK". a shortcut is created on the desktop!