How to change Linux icons on your Chromebook - ChromeOS Linux

If you have installed Linux on your Chromebook you may have noticed that some apps use the generic penguin icon for your Linux apps. This isn't too bad if you only install a few Linux apps. However, if you install a lot it can look pretty ugly and make it hard to differentiate one app from the other.

In this video, I will show you how you can change the icon for each of the Linux apps you install on your ChromeOS computer. Changing the icon makes your ChromeOS app launcher menu look much nicer, and you'll find it much easier to find the apps you want to use.

So if you're frustrated with having lots of Linux apps installed using the default penguin icon. This video is the one for you.

To follow this video it would be a good idea to ensure you have installed Linux on your Chromebook, and that you've also installed a Linux App store. If you have not done this, you can watch the videos below, which will help with this.

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