Hi Jacek,
You should not replace them with generic equivalents, you should replace
them with your own equivalent packages (e.g. MYDISTRO-release and
MYDISTRO-logos packages). (Get the src.rpm of the generic packages and
create your own ones based on them).
/*Jacek Furmankiewicz <[email protected]>*/ wrote on Fri, 8 Jun 2012
10:09:57 -0400:
As per Fedora trademarks, I removed all the fedora logos, release
notes, icons, etc
and replaced them with the generic equivalents.
However, this causes the word 'Generic' to appear in multiple places:
a) 'Generic 17' on the boot up screen
b) 'Generic Installer' in Anaconda
and there are probably a few more that I haven't noticed.
What is the recommended approach to replace all the references to
'Generic' with my actual remix name
and what are all the files I need to update / override, etc?
Thanks
Jacek
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