international language compatibility should be our last problem here. this is
because we also have a CORE edition then and i realyy do not want to make sure
this does not mean something vulgar in chinese for example.
so let's stick with PLUS for now, which is
- reasonably (to latin based language speakers) understandably to most users
(even russians know it ;)
- is shorter than extended
- says (as mentioned by peppe) exactly what it is: CORE plus more
because of the open nature and the lack of developers and the amo8unt of open
issues i would really prefer not call any edition of openjump professional so
far. just an observation ;)
..ede
On 17.10.2011 12:33, Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
No problem with either Pro or Plus in Italian (and probably Spanish,
too): they both sounds Latin, for me.
For my point of view:
- Openjump Pro sounds like Openjump Professional.
Now, technically, the software have many professional tools but I am not sure
if OpenJUMP can be easily used in any professional job, due to some
limitations that probabily many of use faced using OJ in a professional job.
For instance, I tried to use it as a base GIS in a a couple of professional
mapping projects but I had to stop it due to 2 limitations: no support for
advanced theming (for points and linestring) and the tendency of OJ to freeze
loading/working with large datasets (SHP etc) because all data are loaded
into the memory - Kosmo seems to have solved these issues. Now I prefer to
use Kosmo as main program and OJ as support
- OpenJUMP Plus sounds like OpenJUMP plus other plugin.
Which is probably the situation we have: OpèenJUMP core program shipped with
external plugins which enlarge the usage of the software.
If we had to vote about, I would prefer OpenJUMP Plus better than OpenJUMP
Pro.
my 2 cents
Giuseppe
*Da:* Stefan Steiniger sst...@geo.uzh.ch
*A:* OpenJump develop and use jump-pilot-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
*Inviato:* Domenica 16 Ottobre 2011 19:31
*Oggetto:* Re: [JPP-Devel] sextante extension naming
Hei,
so I was thinking about the Plus, as I actually did like the idea. But
I also wondered why everyone is using pro, and I did not hear about a
plus version of a software.
Well... after using google translate the answer is simple.
Plus is german and enlish... Italian and Spanish probably no plus but
with a different meaning?
but Pro always stands for profes(s)ional...
just some thoughts
stefan
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