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Fix for eclipse oxygen icon not displaying in ubuntu.

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There is a bug in the latest version of eclipse IDE. The icon is not displayed. If you are facing the same problem then I might have a fix for you.





There are various reasons why this may occur.
One of the problems is caused because icon of eclipse is not present in pixmaps folder.

To add it simply copy the icon of eclipse into /use/share/pixmaps folder.
Note: You need to have root access to do that. 
Also, make sure the name of the icon is eclipse.xpm 

For this, use the terminal to fire the command:

sudo cp /eclipse_path/icon.xpm /usr/share/pixmaps/eclipse.xpm


Here replace the eclipse_path with your eclipse folder path.
E.g. /home/leena/eclipse/java-oxygen/eclipse/icon.xpm


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