Mimetype Icons Often Have the Wrong Extension on their Header

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I'm a lazy bum who doesn't bother to rewrite the headers when copying mimetype icons for different file types. I should fix that eventually.

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Main reason why I haven't been doing this is actually the fact that I don't actually know what font Everaldo used for mimetype headers. I used some random online font finder tools and it seems like Arial Bold is a very close match. Not quite 1:1, but that might just be a side effect of the font -> SVG conversion Everaldo did, or maybe it really was a different font. To be entirely honest, all of these generic sans serif fonts look pretty much the same to me. Either way, I'll probably be using Arial Bold from MS corefonts for these.

EDIT:
Top is copied from one of KDEArtwork's mimetype SVGs for reference (specifically binary.svgz), bottom is recreation using Arial Bold:

SVG:
Font: Arial
Style: Bold
Font size: 7.845732
Spacing between letters (px): 1.04
Fill (RGBA): ffffffff
Stroke: None
Plus some other steps that I already forgot that probably involved resizing the text object a bit, which doesn't really matter since I can just use the above SVG file as a base without redoing those steps whenever I need to write mimetype headers. Obviously the SVG requires having Arial installed to work properly.