Danijel Orsolic wrote: >> On Friday 02 March 2007 17:48, Guy Johnston wrote: >>> Hi, this isn't very important, but I was wondering why a small case 'g' >>> was chosen for the start of the name. I think a capital 'G' looks more >>> appropriate, especially when the name is used in a sentence, and because >>> the letter comes from 'GNU' which is all capitals. > > That's what I thought as well. It's a bit of a dilemma when you start a > sentence with its name. Do I go with GNewSense or gNewSense then. > If I go with former then it breaks the official name and if I go with latter > it breaks grammar.
Not really. It's always grammatically correct to use the proper name. Consider e.e. cummings for instance. Matthew Flaschen
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