Description of problem: The fedora-release package carries /etc/fedora-release, /etc/issue and /etc/issue.net, which may still contain trademarks (the "Fedora" brand name), or at least cause the Fedora name to be exposed prominently, in sight (system bootup, mingetty (/etc/issue), etc.). I'm not sure this is actually a bug, but I wanted to note that all trademarks are supposed to be in fedora-logos. If showing Fedora on a system that is not Fedora (e.g. removed fedora-logos) is a trademark violation, the contents of these files should be altered or they should move to fedora-logos. If it is not a trademark violation, then I guess we're OK. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Any fedora-release package
Probably just oversight on the list of packages to replace when rebranding. We made an effort to make things depend on 'system-release' rather than 'fedora-release' or 'redhat-release' so that re-branders could provide their own -release file that provides system-release. I really don't see moving the Fedora Release content into some other package. Adding spot to the cc.
Adding to F10 blocker as we should resolve this issue (whether it is a bug or not) prior to issuing F10.
We can probably resolve this with a "generic-release" package, like we did for generic-logos. I'll whip something up.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=463293
ausgezeichnet!