Hi Karl, Karl vom Dorff wrote: > I'd like to perhaps create and maintain a 'hardware test CD' and remove > reference to Haiku as outlined in the distro guidelines. Could someone > please write a tutorial on how to remove/replace the leaf on the Haiku > deskbar, as well as adjust the 'About Haiku' application. After removing > and changing these, adding the disclaimers and licenses and removing > reference to Haiku, would this be suitable, and would developers be ok > with this? Don't bother with the Deskbar leave/feather. Just remove the Tracker background logo from etc/artwork. Best would be to replace this with your own Haikuware specific artwork. It has recently become much easier to provide your own boot splash logo, but it is still not fully integrated with the build process. I guess you can keep that until we made it easy to replace it. If you want to try, you can use the generate_boot_screen tool from generated/objects/[your host platform]/x86/release/tools/ (command line). You could use the icon image from data/artwork/boot_splash/ but a different logo. The tool will generate a new "images.h" header that you have to place into headers/private/kernel/boot/ (and rebuild). I don't know what you should call the download entry in Haikuware, but something with "Unofficial" and "Hardware Test CD" sounds good (at least to me). Keep in mind that the usefulness of the "hardware test cd" is highly doubtful, since Haiku does not support CD drives in some configurations. I am not sure if the SATA AHCI driver supports it fully (Marcus?). In this case, Haiku might be able to run from HD just fine, but not from CD. Which makes the whole thing pretty pointless. Best regards, -Stephan