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Do You Agree That Kubuntu Should be Renamed - If So, What Name?
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Pan-Galactic QuordlepleenSo Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
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Originally posted by SteveRiley View PostCanonical dropped financial support of Kubuntu when it told Jonathan Riddell that it would no longer pay him to support Kubuntu. He was the only Canonical employee working on the project. Soon after that he quit. Eventually Blue Systems agreed to support continued Kubuntu development and hired Jonathan and several other Kubuntu developers. Emerge Open in the UK offers paid commercial support.
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Originally posted by SteveRiley View PostUm, how about.... iKDEa? Nah, too Swedish. Suddenly, I've got a hankering for furniture store meatballs. BRB!
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lol
Kinda like when Chevrolet was selling the Chevy "Nova" down in Mexico, their FIRST attempt at marketing "outside the country"......
Didn't sell......
They could NOT understand why! ?
And then one of the locals told them that in Spanish............ No va.... meana........."no go"!
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I think the Kubuntu Dev team should merge with Blue System's Netrunner OS and keep the Netrunner OS name. I really like it! Personally, I'm not a big fan of any name starting with a "K". That's been overdone and overkilled for a long time now, IMHO
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Pan-Galactic QuordlepleenSo Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
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Originally posted by Teunishow tomergeassimilate the characters of the moderators
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Originally posted by TeunisDon't forget KDE is quite popular among German-speaking developers and users, KuBlue sounds in German like it has something to do with a cow... (Eine Kuh)
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I have been interested in the alternative names, and while I like BlueLinOS, which I think is unpopular, the alternative that I do like is a variant on KuBlue which is BlueKu as it does not start with a K.
I think that what sets "Kubuntu" apart from the rest of the KDE distro's is that it is very stable and it is very easy to get the latest packages.
This is very useful if you are surrounded by M$ devotees who are very fast to criticize Linux. Just the other day I had one instance where I was sent a word document and the pdf version. This was done in case I could not read the word file correctly. I pointed out to the sender that he was using a proprietary font, Calibra, and all I had to do was save his doc attachment and change the font to a standard font such as Arial or Times Roman.
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Pan-Galactic QuordlepleenSo Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
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Originally posted by NoWorries View PostBlueKu
is not the renaming talk because we may have to leave the Ubuntu base ?
if so keeping the uafter the K dose not compute Will ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,maby BlueDE for the bluesystems and DE for the DE in KDE & Desktop Environmen,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,OOOoooooo...........O and DEbian as well ...........that was the consensus of the logical new base right ?
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