Greetings gang, Not sure whether branding is a high priority at the moment, but I did want to highlight that aeolus-conductor includes a trademarked Red Hat logo (/usr/share/aeolus-conductor/public/images/rh_logo.png). From https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Legal:Trademark_guidelines#Logo_Usage_Guid... ... "Red Hat, Inc. ("Red Hat") does not permit use of its registered trademarks without permission. If you are aware of any such use, please contact us at fedora-legal(a)redhat.com." Some options that come to mind ... 1. If the red hat logo is needed in Fedora, Spot is willing to add rh-logo to the fedora-logos package. Other packages that need the rh-logo would just need to %requires fedora-logos 2. Another option would be to rely on the system-logos %provides, and just reference the logo provided there. Both Fedora and RHEL offer %provides for system-logos [1]. For conductor in Fedora, you'd get a Fedora logo. For conductor in RHEL, you'd get the Red Hat logo. A symlink would be needed in the %files for conductor to ensure the logo is accessible in the web root? 3. Another option ... remove the logo usage from the web-ui entirely 4. Yet another option ... create some sort of custom upstream logo? Thoughts/comments/concerns? Thanks, James [1] Okay I lied, redhat-logos doesn't appear to offer the %provides yet, but it should. Investigating... Either way, it should be straightforward to special case the %{dist} in the .spec file.