26 Dec
2015
26 Dec
'15
12:13 p.m.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA512
On 2015/12/26 10:47 AM, Lisi Reisz wrote:
On Saturday 26 December 2015 05:43:01 Mark S Bilk
wrote:
Trinity (not Trinity Desktop) is not a dangerous program. It is a kernel fuzz tester, that
calls system calls at
random and it is intended to be used to spot bugs otherwise difficult to detect. Having
said that, the name in not a
fortunate choice, since it partially match with Trinity Desktop Environment, which as
raised by Mark it can generate
confusion among new users.
So we just need to make sure we always refer to TDE either as TDE or Trinity Desktop
Environment or at least Trinity
Desktop.
As for the K in KDE, it initially meant "Kool", from which the make KDE.
Cheers
Michele
and told not to find it via Google, etc.
People DO look for things via Google. Trinity, as opposed to the original KDE-Trinity,
was an unfortunate choice
of name when it comes to search engines, and nowadays it usually does come to search
engines. Perhaps determinedly
call ourselves TDE _not_ Trinity. After all, the K in KDE didn't mean anything.
Lisi
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v2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=Cj1S
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----