Hi all,
I'm following this discussion with interest. As far I understood so far,
the name "LibreOffice" was choosen by who decided to split with Oracle
OpenOffice. They had the right to do so, no questions about that, and I
appreciate their hard work for the sake of all of us. I thank them.
Also a very difficult thing is to find a good name that is not already
registered or trademarked as, unfortunately, most of the names are.
But if it was me I wouldn't think in anything else than
OpenDocumentOffice.org. It says it all, and it could be easily be seen
as OOffice, and the good, old, and beautiful OOo.
Go-oo would stand as it is now, OOForum.org could still exist as it is
now, and so on.
A lot less painful IMHO.
Not 2 cents, just 1
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