> one thing i heard once ... a christian school wouldn't allow the IT > staff to > install FreeBSD because of the logo - a little devil. > > whilst to most normally ppl ... you wouldn't care - they objected ! lol, only in Australia ;) Anyway, Glad to see the votes are being tallied. Most of the hostility with people objecting the names (at face value) was quit Immature imho. When we have a name, after a while it may grow on us, try one out, if it's not right, we choose another one. We'll create our own beautiful connotation for out new name :-) > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "grayshade" <grayshade@xxxxxxxxx> > To: <openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 9:21 PM > Subject: [openbeos] Re: OBOS new name > > > > > I'd strongly advice against putting the actual animal, should > > > "Mantis" > or > > > "Firefly" come out as winners, prominently into the logo. The > > > official > > logo should > > > be businesslike and no-nonsense as you don't want to give > > > professionals > > the > > > feeling they work with a geek OS of some crazy adolescent > > > hackers. > > > > freebsd has such a cute daemon in its logo, and professionals > > _don't_ feel > > like they're playing with "a geek OS of some crazy adolescent > > hackers". > > > > > > > > > > > > -- Fortune Cookie Says: BeOS starts booting and this haiku will finish one second later...