Red ladybird under drive icon?

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Hello, I’ve just noticed that the Haiku drive icon on the desktop has a red ladybird underneath it… I could swear that it used to be a Maple leaf.

Does that mean my drive has a bug or a problem I need to worry about?

Currently using Nightly Master repositories.

Haiku has been rock solid apart from the very occasional lack of networking on boot that happens once every couple of weeks. So it’s not like I’m experiencing any “bugs” as of late.

just a little curious.

Thank you.

– edit just checked my other machines. also red bugs (but then I used the same cloned USB drive to install…) Currently running Haiku on a 4770K desktop, 3470T thinkcentre tiny, i3-8100T laptop.

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If I remember right, the lady bug (or ladybird) indicates you’re running a nightly version, where the maple leaf is for regular releases (betas, etc.)

I run a nightly and a beta system. The beta one has the maple leaf and I’m pretty sure my nightly has the ladybug.

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Correct in different icons used:

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Haiku Inception!

Gotta get me a 16-core Ryzen rig …

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First thing I noticed was that the dark scheme is starting to look quite good, thanks to nephele efforts. But yeah I’m also jealous of that 16 bars ProcessController. :smiley:

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