I'm thinking of making a Sparky spin customized for my target users. There are not what I would call big changes, something that would classify as a new distro, but rather lots of little changes I don't want to repeat on each installation. I've seen the rules --
If you make a spin of existing iso image or a hard drive installation of SparkyLinux you have to:
1. Change the iso image name adding 'community', 'custom', 'unofficial' or 'remix' in the new spin's name.
2. Let all the people know that you made an 'unofficial' spin which is NOT made by SparkyLinux 'dev' team members.
and I get it that I don't want to misrepresent Sparky, but what about all the references to Sparky within the operating system? On this installation I'm using, I get
$ cat /etc/*-release
DISTRIB_ID=Sparky
DISTRIB_RELEASE=5.7
DISTRIB_CODENAME=Nibiru
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="SparkyLinux"
PRETTY_NAME="SparkyLinux 5.7 (Nibiru)"
NAME="SparkyLinux"
VERSION_ID="5.7"
VERSION="5.7 (Nibiru)"
ID=sparky
HOME_URL="https://sparkylinux.org/"
SUPPORT_URL="https://sparkylinux.org/forum/"
BUG_REPORT_URL="https://sourceforge.net/p/sparkylinux/tickets"
Obviously there are lots of references to Sparky? So my first questions would be
1. Should I change these (adding community or remix or something)?
2. Am I allowed to change these if I want?
3. If so, how?
Thanks for help!