Modify system and software tray icons in Ubuntu

Find the icon file under usr/share/pixmaps and modify the icon. For example, modify the pidgin tray icon and find the corresponding icon under/usr/share/pixmaps/pidgin/tray. Modify the application icon: Find/usr/share/applications/and modify the icon. Modify the icon on the left of the application: Under the default Human topic (Ubuntu8.04), if you

Find the icon file under usr/share/pixmaps and modify the icon.

For example, modify the pidgin tray icon:

Modify the icon under/usr/share/pixmaps/pidgin/tray.

Modify the application icon:

Modify the icon under/usr/share/applications.

Modify the icon on the left of the application:

I implemented this effect under the default Human topic (Ubuntu 8.04). If you drive beryl now, I don't know if it will succeed.

Principle: the Ubuntu start menu icon calls the current topic (the size is 22x22 pixels ), in this example, the start-here.png file in/usr/share/icons/Human/22x22/places/is replaced by the start-here.png file.

Step 1: Back up start-here.png under/usr/share/icons/Human/22x22/places/(Copy + paste)

Step 2: delete, sudo rm/usr/share/icons/Human/22x22/places/start-here.png

Step 3: Copy your favorite image to/usr/share/icons/Human/22x22/places/placement. The image name is start-here.png in the format of png or svg (svg I have never tried, it should be OK)

Restart X and log on again. Do you see the effect?