27 Feb
2016
27 Feb
'16
4:40 p.m.
On 2016/02/27 11:23 PM, Michael Howard wrote:
On 27/02/2016 16:15, Michele Calgaro wrote:
Hi Michael,
indeed you are free to raise your opinion as well :-)
Perhaps I misunderstand your first paragraph, but nevermind, not an issue at all ;-)
Regarding the images suggested, personally I just look at the images for what they are,
i.e. just images. In fact I
didn't even read the text in the websites suggested, I just looked at images for
potential logos.
And anyone (including you :-) ) can propose other images for consideration as well.
So far based on the answers received on this ML, it seems that there is some support for
the trefoil knot. That does not
mean it has already been chosen. Perhaps in the end we may just stick with the current
logo, or we may adopt the trefoil
knot or some other logo.
At the moment we are just exchanging opinions.
Cheers
Michele
On 2016/02/27 10:37 PM, Michael Howard wrote:
Oooh, that sounds a bit abrupt :)
I didn't for one minute suggest Trinity has _anything_ to do with religion, Isle of
Man or Celtic origins, please show
me where I did. What I wrote and implied was that the _images_ mentioned/linked to as
replacements for the current TDE
logos in this thread do have links to religion, the Isle of Man and Celtic origins.
As you point out, everyone is free to raise opinion, so I assume that includes me?
I personally have no problem with change unless
it is foisted without choice. I don't like the particular images so far
mentioned in the thread as I don't see my use of TDE having any link with religion,
the Isle Of Man or any other Celtic
origins. In fact, anything remotely linked with Religion is a big no no for me.
I have no idea why Trinity Desktop Environment is so named but I have never considered
the 'Trinity' part to be of a
religious nature. Can somebody enlighten me on where the 'T' as in Trinity
originates from in this case?
AFAICT, Trinity has nothing to do with religion, Isle
of Man, Celtic origin or whatever other thing you can think of.
Trinity was chosen because it means '3' as in KDE3.
Any new potential logo will be subjected to user/developer list discussion (as we are
already doing) and everyone is
free to raise his/her own opinion.
Cheers
Michele