Re: GtkICQ -> Gnome Communicator
- From: Yoni Elhanani <biggo netvision net il>
- To: Sam Vilain <sam hydro gen nz>
- CC: Jeremy Wise <jwise pathwaynet com>, gnome-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: GtkICQ -> Gnome Communicator
- Date: Thu, 18 Feb 1999 15:10:32 +0000
Sam Vilain wrote:
>
> Jeremy Wise <jwise@pathwaynet.com> writes:
>
> > Since distribution of GtkICQ has been picking up greatly over the past
> > couple months, I've been wondering about the legality of including "ICQ"
> > in its name. I have asked Mirabilis about it, but (surprise surprise)
> > received no reply. Anyway, I also think it's sorta an unoriginal name.
> > Therefore, I was wondering about renaming it "Gnome Communicator" or
> > perhaps something else (I'm open for ideas) before the next release.
>
> Hmm. Sounds like "Netscape Communicator".
>
> How about The Chat Program for Internet People, or TCPIP.
>
> GCQ? What does ICQ stand for, anyway? :)
I seek you.
> Ideas could go along the lines of:
> - broadcasting, yelling, shouting etc
what do you mean?
Gnoooooome!
Helllo!
Quack!
Are you there? is this thing working?
Can you hear me?
Help in trapped in a little box inside you're screen!!!
I cant find any suitible names under "shout" category.
(I guess I was not looking hard enough)
> - pick an acronym and put some words around it :) like GROQ, or
> GHONE (pun on phone).
It sounds as if you cough when you say that.
but maybe Gnome-Talk or gnome-pager (argh, these are taken ;-))
maybe IC-GNU? it is not gnome specific but it's very nice
(if it is a complete gnome replace then it might be an "official" gnu
project?)
or... gnICQ (pronounced "gnaysicue" just like barbecue or donahue)
can it be: gnarf, the program without a meaningful name but a good
functionality?
GCQ doesnt look right to me. Reminds me of Gecko.
(damn! Netscape took all our names! ;-))
> Or stick two words together, like Gnommunicate.
Oh no.
still is too much netscape communicator. it's too long anyway.
(GnomeScape Gnommunicator, hmmm)
--
There are no big words, just little people.
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