iTop/datamodels/2.x/itop-config-mgmt/data/en_us.data.itop-osfamily.xml

<Set>
    <OSFamily alias="OSFamily" id="1">
        <name>Arch</name>
        <finalclass>OS Family</finalclass>
        <friendlyname>Arch</friendlyname>
    </OSFamily>
    <OSFamily alias="OSFamily" id="2">
        <name>Debian</name>
        <finalclass>OS Family</finalclass>
        <friendlyname>Debian</friendlyname>
    </OSFamily>
    <OSFamily alias="OSFamily" id="3">
        <name>Oracle Linux</name>
        <finalclass>OS Family</finalclass>
        <friendlyname>Oracle Linux</friendlyname>
    </OSFamily>
    <OSFamily alias="OSFamily" id="4">
        <name>Red Hat</name>
        <finalclass>OS Family</finalclass>
        <friendlyname>Red Hat</friendlyname>
    </OSFamily>
    <OSFamily alias="OSFamily" id="5">
        <name>Ubuntu</name>
        <finalclass>OS Family</finalclass>
        <friendlyname>Ubuntu</friendlyname>
    </OSFamily>
    <OSFamily alias="OSFamily" id="6">
        <name>Ubuntu server</name>
        <finalclass>OS Family</finalclass>
        <friendlyname>Ubuntu server</friendlyname>
    </OSFamily>
    <OSFamily alias="OSFamily" id="7">
        <name>vCenter Server</name>
        <finalclass>OS Family</finalclass>
        <friendlyname>vCenter Server</friendlyname>
    </OSFamily>
    <OSFamily alias="OSFamily" id="8">
        <name>Windows</name>
        <finalclass>OS Family</finalclass>
        <friendlyname>Windows</friendlyname>
    </OSFamily>
    <OSFamily alias="OSFamily" id="9">
        <name>Windows server</name>
        <finalclass>OS Family</finalclass>
        <friendlyname>Windows server</friendlyname>
    </OSFamily>
</Set>