Created attachment 458363 [details] Fedora should be free from has religious symbol and its influences. Description of problem: I found a christian cross symbol/icon/logo. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 14 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: New neutral icon/logo that not represent religious influences or do not put anything on it. Additional info: Fedora should be free from has religious symbol and its influences.
I don't think this matters in the least, but if someone on the Fedora artwork team wants to provide us with a new root-password.png, I'll accept it.
I don't think that image is in fedora-logos... could be wrong about that though.
Mo, can you make a new version of that "shield" without the crown?
Hi Spot, I can and am happy to make a new version of the icon. However, it comes from the upstream GNOME icon set, and while we can replace it just for firstboot (I think firstboot has its own copy of each icon, it doesn't pull from the icon package) the official icon from the icon package is still going to have the symbol unless we change the symbol upstream. I'll talk to Jimmac about it and see if upstream (GNOME art team) will consider modifying the icon.
Here is my initial contact with upstream: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-themes-list/2010-November/msg00004.html
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