Hye, It's just an idea but to keep Goblin isn't logical. I can agree with your point. So there are two options, find a new name as it was done with Goblin or to follow a more consensual way like Novell did with SUSE Moblin and make a ***openSUSE MeeGo*** as there will probably be a SUSE MeeGo (if they keep the same logic). There could be also trademark issue with MeeGo (and also Geemo). Regards, Djan 2010/2/17 Rajko M. <rmatov101@charter.net>:

On Tuesday 16 February 2010 06:06:42 Jean Cayron wrote:

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I suggested a cool name to replace Goblin (Geecko Moblin):

**GeeMo**

GeeMo is the MeeGo off the Geecko ;-)

I can understand need for the new names as self identification, something a bit different then a crowd, but giving new cool names to just about anything makes sense only for real innovation, as such practice has its price.

The price is that users that you want to attract have to know about subject in order to find it, so you have to invest in heavy advertisement of the new name. Is it worth to do that for subject that is already advertised by others under the name that is just permutation of the new one?

I would probably not answer to your post, if we would not eagerly practice originality in almost every occasion (and yes, me too few days ago). We have Go-OO for our version of OpenOffice.org, link to Get Software for link to Download, Goblin for Moblin, lizards.o.o for blogs, and so on.

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