Embedding an icon in a Linux executable -
I wrote an application in java and successfully compiled it.
In (X) Ubuntu file manager, my application appears with the default Linux executable icon, which I would like to replace with myself:
I have noticed that other applications display a custom icon such as Firefox, such as Firefox, but it is not known how to deal with the problem. Is there a resource editor for Linux Binaries?
Desktop entry
I tried to create a desktop entry file that executes the application as follows:
[Desktop entry] version = 1.0 Type = application name = MyJavaApp comment = Exec =. / MyJavaApp path =. / .. / .. / libs / terminal = true mark =. / Icon.png X-KDE-Library =. By double clicking it pops up a terminal and disappears again, and that's all I'm sure. This application does not start because it can not find the required SWT library. I was hoping to see the output in the terminal, but I can not launch it from there. In addition, Ubuntu icon
does not accept. I have tried several resolution PNG; No dice
There is no embedded mouse in the executables on Linux (your file manager has / usr / bin < / Code>). What you have seen is probably one, it's a text file in which the icon, program name and executable is appropriate.
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