Changing Icon=my-app.png to Icon=my-app in my-app.I have tried the following different things to solve the problem: Installing Gimp or OpenOffice will make my icon appear as intended without modification to the sktop file or the png files. In the Gnome desktop menu, my application looks like a generic binary file: Navigating to /usr/share/applications my sktop file looks like a plain file: All png files were saved as 32-bit images and properly located in /usr/share/icons/hicolor/#x#/apps with permission 0644.sktop file was placed in /usr/share/applications with permission 0644.I copied all of these conditions except the location of the. Google places their sktop file in /usr/local/share/applications/ with permission 0644. The permissions on these files were all 0644 or -rw-r-r. Nevertheless, it is always worth to take a look at the license agreements they can change from time to time. You may always use them for free in your private projects. Some of them can be used for both private and commercial projects. I used Google Chrome on Fedora as an reference for making a desktop icon using png images. In the overview below we present 55 more excellent, free and professional icons for desktop and web design. Installing Gimp or OpenOffice magically makes my icon appear. I attempted to create a desktop icon in Fedora Gnome but I only get a generic binary icon for my application.
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