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How to Change the Unity Dash Icon in Ubuntu 16.04?

How to Change the Unity Dash Icon in Ubuntu 16.04?

Join me on a journey of desktop customization as we explore how to change the Unity Dash icon in Ubuntu 16.04. Follow these simple steps to infuse your desktop with your personal touch.

Using command line

  1. Backup the Original Icon: Open a terminal using Ctrl + Alt + T and enter the following command:
sudo mv /usr/share/unity/icons/launcher_bfb.png /usr/share/unity/icons/launcher_bfb-back.png
  1. Copy and Rename Your Chosen Icon: Execute the command below to copy your selected icon to /usr/share/unity/icons/ and rename it to launcher_bfb.png:
sudo cp /path (the icon path)/icon-name.png /usr/share/unity/icons/launcher_bfb-back.png
  • For me, it looks like this:
sudo cp /home/djalel/Pictures/ubuntu.png /usr/share/unity/icons/launcher_bfb.png

Using File Manager

  1. Open File Manager as Root: Open the file manager as root using the following command:
gksu nautilus
  1. Rename the Icon and Copy It:
  • Rename the icon to launcher_bfb.png.
  • Copy the renamed icon to the folder /usr/share/unity/icons/.
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Personalizing your Ubuntu desktop is all about making it your own. Whether you prefer the command line or file manager method, enjoy the freedom to tailor your desktop to reflect your unique style and preferences.

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