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Arch Linux identified as Linux #1
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Oh... That's so sad. Actually, I haven't tested it against a x86 Arch ; I was waiting for someone does 😄 The script uses the output of |
Arch Linux doesn't normally use lsb_release. Arch Linux does always make use of
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I see, it is acting pretty weird indeed. On another system I've got an Arch Linux ARM, and the output is the expected Tomorrow I'll start to consider this very case (with another improvement on the same idea too), stay tuned 👌 |
@adjagu Okay, I've changed the distribution detection stuff among others things, tell me if everything is okay with your system now ! And... don't forget to close this issue if you think it deserves it 😉 |
@HorlogeSkynet It works as expected now and displays proper logo and information. Thank you. |
In the following screenshot you can see that Archey4 and lsb_release -d both return Arch Linux. This being the case why does Archey4 display the Linux penguin graphic instead of the Arch Linux one?
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