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is it possible to remove the branding of a os because i plan on making a large amounts of changes to my ubuntu computer like custom kernel custom gnome compiled from scratch and probability most programs as well its more or less a experiment but i don't like seeing all the ubuntu brands like on the system monitor and the about ubuntu and what not so what do you guys think and no i dont want to here about remastering a cd just how to remove the branding
If you plan on recompiling most of the system and want to remove all Ubuntu branding, perhaps you would be better off by simply not using Ubuntu in the first place. Maybe look into LFS or just straight Debian.
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