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On 11/25/13 5:16 PM, Stephan Sokolow wrote:
> On 13-11-25 10:58 AM, Jerome Leclanche wrote:
>> For what it's worth, I think if we go for a name we should then use it
>> everywhere; not have references to LDE, LQDE, LXQt and LXDE-Qt all
>> over. I also don't think "DE" is a requirement; gnome uses "GNOME",
>> not GDE.
>> I think LXQt has a nice ring to it. It's very pronouncable (elixcute),
>> and it rings nicely with a bird mascot called Helix ;) It also nicely
>> "merges" LXDE and Razor-Qt. I'd honestly like to keep the LX letters
>> as they are since they represent the LXDE brand pretty well.
>
> To be honest, on an emotional level, I do like LXQt more than my
> suggestion of LQDE.
>
> It feels catchier and I think the lowercase "t" makes it more visually
> appealing than something that's purely uppercase.
>
> So the upsides to LXQt so far are:
> - LXQt feels catchier (even if, like me, you insist on pronouncing "Qt"
> as "cue-tee" because "cute" is "a little too cute" to take seriously.)
> - LXQt looks nicer
> - LXQt can act as a portmanteau of "LXDE" and "Razor-Qt"
>
> ...and the downsides are:
> - The X in LXQt stands for X11 and Wayland is on the way.
> - It's harder to concisely explain what it means (compared to a pure
> acronym like LQDE)

I was not a big fan of "lxqt" before (yep, Luquor was my favourite ;))
but now I think it works. Qt is clear, LX sounds "arcane" mysteriously.
It can mean many things if you forget X11 and we can play with its
usage. Examples:
 - linux
 - luxury
 - 60 (roman numbers)
 - lower extremity
 - lighting or light (in theatre/movie/music industry)
 - local expression (math)
 - Lisbon (Portugal abbrevation, quite fine place for potential meeting ;))
 - lux (SI unit)
 - "less extras"
 + many medical terms

on the other side - laxative :D

and, of course, the typography potential of LXQt is quite great.

my 2c - I'd keep it.

p.

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