Re: naming
On Fri, 4 Apr 2008, vagrant@freegeek.org wrote:
maybe word order is important here: "pure debian blend" seems clearer to
me that "debian pure blend", and i'm not quite sure why.
And BTW PDB is pronounced much easier than DPB (at least for me).
It might also resolve Holgers Problem:
Pure Debian BÃlend -> 100% Debian
Debian Blend -> 99.4711% Debian
i also see a bit of an ambiguity: if you blend things purely from debian
and put them onto a CD image outside of debian, is the blend still pure?
if you put a blend of tea into a different box, i don't think it
questions the purity of the blend itself. i think pure/officialness of
CD images is worth noting.
I also think so.
i also really like the slices of pie a nice analogy, as it clearly
indicates something that is *part* of a larger whole, and i can't deny
the enjoyment of pie.
What about DebianLet. ;-)
a slice of pie can be complimented by a little extra almond topping (CDD
in development), or side of ice cream (derivatives), though the
simplicity of a tasty slice of pie alone cannot be denied(CDD).
:)
Kind regards
Andreas.
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