Hi Luke, Luke Seubert wrote: > Names available from Toy Story: > ( http://us.imdb.com/Credits?0114709 ) > Lenny the Binoculars > Three Eyed Alien > > Admittedly, these aren't such hot choices - really minor characters all in > all those two. Sarge was the last really good choice available from Toy > Story. Debian 3.1 lenny and Debian 3.2 alien don't quite cut it. I think > even the most marketing-phobic Debian developers would agree that those > names aren't slick enough ;-) What's wrong with lenny? alien _is_ bad, but lenny? > Debian jessie is a good name. Hmmmm, redheads. . . . . . hmmmm. Seconded. [...] > Wheezy. Debian wheezy. Yes, I can see it now - in big lights on Times > Square - Installing Debian wheezy is Breezy! Good name. And OK, OK, maybe > a bad slogan ;-) > > Debian heimlich. Yes, Heimlich was in Toy Story 2 - it was a brief cameo - > he got crushed in the weeds. Not a good name. Besides, Debian heimlich > sounds like software that chokes and barfs up a chicken bone all over the > keyboard. Nah. I also think heimlich is not a good name.. > Debian zurg. Now that is a cool name. And remember, at the end of Toy > Story 2, Zurg turned out to be a good guy, so using the name is cool. > Personally, I think Debian zurg should properly honor Zurg, Emporer of the > Universe, for the Debian release that includes not just the Linux kernel; > but HURD, FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD as kernel options too. THAT Debian > release will truly be one to rule the universe :-) Then we have to use 'zurg' if the GNU/Hurd and the GNU/*BSD ports are ready ;) Regards, Rene
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