houghi wrote: > [..] Many people still write SuSE instead of SUSE, no matter how > often you explain it to them.
You can explain that hundreds of times, I know the facts, and I will nevertheless write "SuSE" most of the time (and I guess, the same holds for many other people as well). That acronym has been used for many many years (I think it started with something like "S.u.S.E.") - if the brand name changes after such a long time, I don't think it's a big surprise that people still use the old one. And, my personal opinion, I really prefer "SuSE" over "SUSE", from my point of view it was a bad decision changing the name. SuSE was really a unique combination of characters (with a certain meaning, at least when you're familiar with the German language) and that's what a brand name should be. SUSE just looks as if somebody shouts something at you without any real content... Cheers, Th. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
