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Now, will there be an official statement from the LibreOffice leaders
about a name change?

Am Montag, den 13.12.2010, 08:44 +0100 schrieb Jonathan Aquilina:
That is the intention in the end if im not mistaken. Correct me if im wrong.

On 12/13/2010 12:03 AM, Valter Mura wrote:
In data martedì 07 dicembre 2010 18:27:35, Mirek M. ha scritto:

2010/12/7 Samuel Mehrbrodt<s.mehrbrodt@googlemail.com>

Today there was an announcement that KOffice got a new name (Calligra)
and they also renamed some of the Applications. "KWord" became "Words",
"KSpread" became "Tables" and "KPresenter" was renamed to "Stages".

I was wondering whether such a name change has been considered for the
LibreOffice Applications. The point is that I don't really like the
current names. I'm not a Name Designer, but Writer, Calc and Impress
don't really sound good in my ears and I would even say that most people
using OpenOffice would not know the names of the Applications they are
using, only that it's OpenOffice.

If LibreOffice changed the names of the Applications shipping, that
might also help people to differentiate between OpenOffice and
LibreOffice in Future.

Here a comparison of the names of text processing, spreadsheet and
presentation program of six Office Suites:

MS Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint
Apple iWork: Pages, Numbers, Keynote
Calligra(former KOffice): Words, Tables, Stages
Softmaker Office: Textmaker, Planmaker, Presentations
Corel WordPerfect Office: WordPerfect, Quattro Pro, Presentations
OpenOffice.org: Writer, Calc, Impress

I think MS Office, iWork and now Calligra have the best names for their
applications. It's easy to spell and easy to remember.
I would like to hear what everyone else is thinking about changing names
for LibreOffice applications.
I like the idea, it could be an idea, above all to achieve more personality.
AFAIK, currently LIbreOffice could be considered simply a "clone" of OOo, only
with some cosmetic changes.

Starting form the base, OOo, LIbò should become an autonomous, unique software
being, and the names are very, very important.

Ciao





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