[indiana-discuss] Improve supportability though a single, unencumbered, unique release name.
Brian Nitz
Brian.Nitz at Sun.COM
Wed Jan 30 08:27:28 PST 2008
Sean Sprague wrote:
> Brian!
>
>
>> As someone who supports and works to help others find support on various
>> Sun products, I have a suggestion for Indiana which could make a
>> significant difference in making the release supportable. Settle on a
>> single, clear, google-unique, keywordable, unencumbered name prior to
>> the release.
>>
>> Imagine this. You've installed an indiana 1.0 release and have a
>> problem with the panel. So you search google:
>>
>> A google search on "indiana" gives 397 million results.
>> A search on indiana 1.0 gives 668,000
>> A search on indiana panel gives 619,000
>> A search on indiana gnome-panel gives 5380
>>
>
> Agreed on all the above.
>
> I just learned from Wikipedia that residents of Indiana are known as "Hoosiers" ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana
> ). So my first suggestions for the "final" name for indiana is "HoosOS" or "HoosIX", the latter being referenced as an
> atomic test in Nevada of 3.4 kilotons on 03/28/62...
>
Sean,
Interesting. Too many cool names were used for atomic bomb tests :-/
I see that the "project GNOME" atomic test preceded Hoosix by only 4
months and was part of project plowshare... one of the scariest
"peaceful" cold war spinoffs I'd ever heard of.
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