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  • woodsmoke
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    anamnesis....

    I like it! uh oh........that is it's death knell! lol

    no, it does have a certain "ring" to it..

    ..sleighbells ring, are ya listnin!?



    wooddingalingsmoke

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  • anamnesis
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    Originally posted by SteveRiley View Post
    Um, how about.... iKDEa? Nah, too Swedish. Suddenly, I've got a hankering for furniture store meatballs. BRB!
    Why not KuBlue? 1. As long as Blue Systems supports the project financially it deserves a name like this. 2. It's short. 3. It's a nice rhyme.

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  • charles052
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    Originally posted by SteveRiley View Post
    Canonical 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.
    Thanks. I guess I read the article wrong. I was waiting or the bathroom when I read it.

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  • SteveRiley
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    Originally posted by charles052 View Post
    I thought that Canonical was starting to support Kubuntu more. I read an article in Linux Format about Kubuntu being a big deal for enterprise use or something and Canonical decided to support it. Was my assumption wrong?
    Canonical 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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  • charles052
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    I thought that Canonical was starting to support Kubuntu more. I read an article in Linux Format about Kubuntu being a big deal for enterprise use or something and Canonical decided to support it. Was my assumption wrong?

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  • Feathers McGraw
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    Originally posted by mastablasta View Post
    Netrunner? :-P
    That was a great name. Shame they used it already =[

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  • mastablasta
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    Netrunner? :-P

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  • richb
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    kblu
    kbluked
    kdeblu
    blukde
    KbluDbluEblu (almost unpronounceable)

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  • woodsmoke
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    Well BluKu comes to mind it kind of sounds like beaucoup (pronounced "boo koo" meaning "plenty".

    woodbluevelvetsmoke

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  • NoWorries
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    Originally posted by SteveRiley View Post
    Um, how about.... iKDEa? Nah, too Swedish. Suddenly, I've got a hankering for furniture store meatballs. BRB!
    Also with the meatballs, all the furniture is packaged in a flat-pack and you have to have basic skills to assemble it. Just like installing "Kubuntu" or whatever you want to call it.

    Great to see such "thought" being put into an alternative name. What about a diversion to names that incorporate Blue Systems in the name rather than focusing on KDE and Debian.

    On another related point, I have been puzzled for some time now as to who or why there are 5 stars on the title to this thread. Does anyone know the answer to this?

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  • Feathers McGraw
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    Originally posted by SteveRiley View Post
    Um, how about.... iKDEa? Nah, too Swedish. Suddenly, I've got a hankering for furniture store meatballs. BRB!
    The ones with horsemeat in them? Lol

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  • SteveRiley
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    Um, how about.... iKDEa? Nah, too Swedish. Suddenly, I've got a hankering for furniture store meatballs. BRB!

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  • woodsmoke
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    I thought of these while on the trip to the American Chemical Society conference.

    All of them involve, in some way, the letters "K", or "KDE"(not necessarily in that order, or "D" for Debian.

    OR just may be a nice sounding word that implies motion, movement, etc.

    Kinemaic
    Diamante
    Emprise
    EmpriseUndertaKen
    Flo
    Konfluence
    DeltaK
    KalieDoscopE
    KiDomEr...a takeoff on "Kitomer"
    Kovariant
    KuDOS .... KDE upon Debian OS
    KoDEc
    KenDo.........obvious takeoff on the oriental martial arts
    aKcellerate
    KaDet
    Kosine
    DeKa........... KDE backwards and inside out
    KDIA
    KANDE
    KANOE
    fabriK
    roKa
    Kartwheel............kind of a silly!
    ROTA
    KORDA
    EKOS.........somewhat of a takeoff on "Oikos" the Greek for "house" and the science "Ecology"
    DEKOS........... KDE inside out and backward
    KORDA
    DELKO
    DELKOS
    PLEKOS

    KDEA came across my summat fatigued mind but I dismissed it for rather obvious reasons! LOL

    woodcrossEDKsmoke

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  • woodsmoke
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    LOL, I wasn't really serious about them, I was just trying to lighten the thread a little.. they refer to a certain film! lol But they have "K" in them! lol

    woodsmoke

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  • SteveRiley
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    Originally posted by NoWorries View Post


    Dude. All in one day? LOL

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