When Kali Linux is started, there are always one or more system icons on the desktop. “Computer” is usually a default icon. However, some people might like to remove this icon and/or add other icons like the famous “Trash” icon. All the other tutorials will tell you to use the Linux, “gconfig-editor,” but Kali Linux does not have this system editor! I believe I am the only one who knows of a way to do this, so let me share my knowledge in this simple tutorial. Step one: Start and login to Kali Linux using your account or the “root” account. Step two: Open the main menu. Hover your mouse on “System Tools,” and click on “dconf Editor.” After a few seconds, the dconf Editor will open. Now all you have to do is browse to the correct category and set the options. Step three: When the dconf Editor window opens, click on the plus sign next to “org” (located in the left pane). Step four: Now click the plus sign next to “gnome.” Step five: Scroll down the list in the left pan...