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Hi, I have a quick fix for #974; we simply check if a file
/etc/os-release
exists, and grep for the appropriate release id if it does. If it does not the case statement reverts back to the default linux icon. This isn't so nice if you do in face have one of the pre-made icons (e.g. centos), but if the files are named inconsistently between different hosts, I don't see a good way of getting around that.