A custom icon for any terminal application. Draws influences from Yosemite’s own Terminal.app icon, but uses Solarized colours and a $_
instead of a >_
for the prompt.
The icns
file includes optimised icons for 512, 256, 128, and 32-pixel, including 2x sizes for Retina displays.
- Clone or download this repository’s master branch to your computer.
- In a new Finder window, navigate to your
/Applications
directory, click on your Terminal/iTerm/other app, and typectrl-i
(or right-click and choose Get Info). - Drag the
.icns
file overtop of the application’s icon in the Info panel. You will see the icon change. Close the Info panel. - Right-click on your terminal application in Finder and choose
Show Package Contents
. - Navigate to
/Contents/Resources
. Locate the application’s existing.icns
file (there may be several, so be sure to find the one being used for the app’s icon; Terminal.app’s is namedTerminal.icns
, iTerm’s is namediTerm.icns
, etc); renametcpTerminalIcon.icns
to this name, then copy it to this directory (choose Replace when Finder asks). - You're done! Open iTerm to see the icon update.