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In the application menu LibreOffice has no icon. How can I add it to it?



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    That is the application icon -- it's the LibreOffice project logo, which you can see on its website.
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    Do you mean: "doesn't has a distinctive icon"? So that you would like to add one that would suit you better?
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    That is the application icon -- it's the LibreOffice project logo, which you can see on its website.
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    That is the application icon -- it's the LibreOffice project logo, which you can see on its website.
    – calum_b
    3 hours ago







  • 1




    Do you mean: "doesn't has a distinctive icon"? So that you would like to add one that would suit you better?
    – LangLangC
    3 hours ago












  • 1




    That is the application icon -- it's the LibreOffice project logo, which you can see on its website.
    – calum_b
    3 hours ago







  • 1




    Do you mean: "doesn't has a distinctive icon"? So that you would like to add one that would suit you better?
    – LangLangC
    3 hours ago







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That is the application icon -- it's the LibreOffice project logo, which you can see on its website.
– calum_b
3 hours ago





That is the application icon -- it's the LibreOffice project logo, which you can see on its website.
– calum_b
3 hours ago





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Do you mean: "doesn't has a distinctive icon"? So that you would like to add one that would suit you better?
– LangLangC
3 hours ago




Do you mean: "doesn't has a distinctive icon"? So that you would like to add one that would suit you better?
– LangLangC
3 hours ago










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    white empty icon is their icon?
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    @nylypej yes, see this logo from their website. Only actual programs like Writer or Calc have "filled" documents in their icons (example). True, that doesn't seem to be a good design choice, maybe someone could point their designers or whomever to this question.
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To make it explicit, here's the full set of the application icons of the LibreOffice suite, together with the LibreOffice icon itself on top (image taken from their website):



all application icons from LibreOffice



Notice how the top icon, the LibreOffice general icon, is the same "empty document" icon as you have on your desktop. And here's the logo from their web page:



The Document Foundation logo






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      white empty icon is their icon?
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      @nylypej yes, see this logo from their website. Only actual programs like Writer or Calc have "filled" documents in their icons (example). True, that doesn't seem to be a good design choice, maybe someone could point their designers or whomever to this question.
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      white empty icon is their icon?
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      @nylypej yes, see this logo from their website. Only actual programs like Writer or Calc have "filled" documents in their icons (example). True, that doesn't seem to be a good design choice, maybe someone could point their designers or whomever to this question.
      – Ruslan
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      white empty icon is their icon?
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      @nylypej yes, see this logo from their website. Only actual programs like Writer or Calc have "filled" documents in their icons (example). True, that doesn't seem to be a good design choice, maybe someone could point their designers or whomever to this question.
      – Ruslan
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      white empty icon is their icon?
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      @nylypej yes, see this logo from their website. Only actual programs like Writer or Calc have "filled" documents in their icons (example). True, that doesn't seem to be a good design choice, maybe someone could point their designers or whomever to this question.
      – Ruslan
      2 hours ago








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    white empty icon is their icon?
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    white empty icon is their icon?
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    @nylypej yes, see this logo from their website. Only actual programs like Writer or Calc have "filled" documents in their icons (example). True, that doesn't seem to be a good design choice, maybe someone could point their designers or whomever to this question.
    – Ruslan
    2 hours ago





    @nylypej yes, see this logo from their website. Only actual programs like Writer or Calc have "filled" documents in their icons (example). True, that doesn't seem to be a good design choice, maybe someone could point their designers or whomever to this question.
    – Ruslan
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    To make it explicit, here's the full set of the application icons of the LibreOffice suite, together with the LibreOffice icon itself on top (image taken from their website):



    all application icons from LibreOffice



    Notice how the top icon, the LibreOffice general icon, is the same "empty document" icon as you have on your desktop. And here's the logo from their web page:



    The Document Foundation logo






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      To make it explicit, here's the full set of the application icons of the LibreOffice suite, together with the LibreOffice icon itself on top (image taken from their website):



      all application icons from LibreOffice



      Notice how the top icon, the LibreOffice general icon, is the same "empty document" icon as you have on your desktop. And here's the logo from their web page:



      The Document Foundation logo






      share|improve this answer








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        To make it explicit, here's the full set of the application icons of the LibreOffice suite, together with the LibreOffice icon itself on top (image taken from their website):



        all application icons from LibreOffice



        Notice how the top icon, the LibreOffice general icon, is the same "empty document" icon as you have on your desktop. And here's the logo from their web page:



        The Document Foundation logo






        share|improve this answer








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        To make it explicit, here's the full set of the application icons of the LibreOffice suite, together with the LibreOffice icon itself on top (image taken from their website):



        all application icons from LibreOffice



        Notice how the top icon, the LibreOffice general icon, is the same "empty document" icon as you have on your desktop. And here's the logo from their web page:



        The Document Foundation logo







        share|improve this answer








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