My laptop's system tray currently looks like this:
The icons of Mega and Telegram don't follow the style of the others – they aren't white.
Where are these icons stored so I can change them?
I use Ubuntu 16.04 with Unity.
My laptop's system tray currently looks like this:
The icons of Mega and Telegram don't follow the style of the others – they aren't white.
Where are these icons stored so I can change them?
I use Ubuntu 16.04 with Unity.
There are two possible ways
Use an icon set with monochrome images for your apps
Use your own custom icons to the icon set
You can create icons for Mega and Telegram and add it to the custom icon pack.
Also, try using Papirus Icon theme. They have a monochrome icon set for task bar. Maybe, Mega and Papirus has icons in it.
https://github.com/PapirusDevelopmentTeam/papirus-icon-theme
PS : You can also use any icon themes with monochrome icons for app of your choice
hardcode-tray --conversion-tool Inkscape
. I assumed you yourself took the screenshot after installing and activating it on your system. I like the stock icons and would merely like to exchange the icons of Mega and Telegram, not the others. Whether they are from some icon pack or I made them myself, I don't really care. I already made the one for Mega anyways. But I would like to keep the others as they are.
– UTF-8
Jul 16 '17 at 17:58
/usr/share/icons/hicolor/{16x16,32x32,48x48,64x64,128x128,256x256}/apps/mega.png
and restarting Mega, it still has the same system tray icon. Its icon in the dash changed, though. I wasn't able to find the correct location, apparently. And especially not for Telegram as there is no package for it, as far as I'm aware of, as Telegram isn't installed via a Debian package. – UTF-8 Jul 16 '17 at 16:52:/images/tray_upload_ico.png
,:/images/tray_download_ico.png
,:/images/mega_logo.png
, etc. But there aren't such files (i.e. e.g.mega_logo.png
) on my disk. Finding that icon file would be interesting butdpkg-query -L megasync
doesn't seem to yield any icon files or alike. (At least, this explains why modifying the PNG images whose paths it printed didn't work.) – UTF-8 Jul 18 '17 at 20:04