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March 9, 2019 15:51
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Categories=Application;Development; | |
Comment[en_US]=Ghidra Software Reverse Engineering Suite | |
Comment=Ghidra Software Reverse Engineering Suite | |
Exec=/opt/ghidra/ghidraRun | |
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GenericName=Ghidra Software Reverse Engineering Suite | |
Icon=/opt/ghidra/support/ghidra.ico | |
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Name[en_US]=Ghidra 9.0 | |
Name=Ghidra 9.0 | |
Path=/opt/ghidra/ | |
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Type=Application | |
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Awesome, glad you got it working!
Thanks!
The ghidra icon I had atsupport/ghidra.ico
was a mess, but after I replaced it with some random ico from the internet, it looks good now :)
@lucidBrot That's because Eye of GNOME (Image Viewer in Ubuntu) and, probably by extension, GNOME Shell misread the image as a 128×128 image whereas it is actually a 256×256 image. Converting it into another format using XnView MP works though.
Thanks m8 🙌
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Thanks!
The ghidra icon I had at
support/ghidra.ico
was a mess, but after I replaced it with some random ico from the internet, it looks good now :)