In this tutorial, we will see how to change the Ubuntu logo displayed at
the top of the Unity launcher, the button that brings up the Dash
interface. You can replace this button with any image provided that it
has the PNG extension and doesn't exceed this size: 48 x 48.
Getting Started
Make a backup copy of your default Ubuntu logo with this command:
sudo cp /usr/share/unity/5/launcher_bfb.png /usr/share/unity/5/launcher_bfb.png.back
To change the Ubuntu log displayed on the Unity launcher, cd to the folder containing the image and run this command:
sudo cp image.png /usr/share/unity/5/launcher_bfb.png
Replace image.png with your own image name (include full path if you are not in the current image directory). It is recommended to use an image with size of 48x48. You can find here many icons to use on this tutorial. After copying your image, reset Unity with this command for the image to appear:
setsid unity
To restore the default Ubuntu logo, run these commands:
sudo cp /usr/share/unity/5/launcher_bfb.png.back /usr/share/unity/5/launcher_bfb.png
setsid unity
Enjoy!
Getting Started
Make a backup copy of your default Ubuntu logo with this command:
sudo cp /usr/share/unity/5/launcher_bfb.png /usr/share/unity/5/launcher_bfb.png.back
To change the Ubuntu log displayed on the Unity launcher, cd to the folder containing the image and run this command:
sudo cp image.png /usr/share/unity/5/launcher_bfb.png
Replace image.png with your own image name (include full path if you are not in the current image directory). It is recommended to use an image with size of 48x48. You can find here many icons to use on this tutorial. After copying your image, reset Unity with this command for the image to appear:
setsid unity
To restore the default Ubuntu logo, run these commands:
sudo cp /usr/share/unity/5/launcher_bfb.png.back /usr/share/unity/5/launcher_bfb.png
setsid unity
Enjoy!
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