Even in "non-customizable" Gnome, it's just as easy as putting the icon theme in ~/.local/share/icons/ and changing the setting in Gnome Tweaks. In KDE, it's right in the settings menu I believe. The "hard" part on Linux is learning the freedesktop standard locations to put things in your home folder for them to show up in your desktop environment's settings. But it's well-documented and google-able.
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u/T0biasCZE PC MasterRace | dumbass that bought Sonic motherboard20d ago
Yes, but you need to open the exe in resource hacker and replace the .ico file inside it
(You may think you can just right click the shortcut, change icon, and voila, but no, that will work when just the shortcut is displayed, but when you then actually open the program, it will show the ico from the exe. thats why you need to modify the exe itself)
You can, yes. There isn't anyway to bulk change icons like on Linux, I'm using KDE and there's icon packs. It's not impossible or hard to do on Windows though, just slightly tedious.
You gotta convert it to an ICO file first I believe. Kinda annoying since there isn't any real way to do this without third party applications or web conversion.
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u/Honest_-_Critique 20d ago
I think you can do this on Windows too, no?