I'm agree with NoiseEHC, something in english will work. karmaindex.html kindex.html index.html karmaplatz.html directory.html ... ?
2009/7/21 NoiseEHC <noise...@freemail.hu> > Could you please name those items in English? > I suggest this because probably Karma is one of the most important things > from an educational viewpoint because it will allow developing curriculum in > a totally open way. I mean it will allow teachers to avoid locking teaching > materials even into Sugar so no matter what will happen 10 years from now, > will Android or ChromeOS (os something totally unpredicted OS) take off, or > will Sugar spread to hundreds of millions of machines, or will Windows > dominate in on portable machines or whatever, the curriculum will still be > usable because there will be some browser in the future that is sure. So > most likely most of the programmers developing curricula will use Karma so > it would be wise to name things that will be understandable for the widest > international audience. > Just name it as "table of contents" or "directory". > > > Bryan Berry wrote: > >> what should we call menustage? it is a horrible name. it is just not >> descriptive: >> >> http://www.pustakalaya.org/external-content/static/epaath/MenuStage.html >> >> I don't want to call it the "frame" because that word already has a >> meaning w/in sugar. >> >> i also don't want to call it anything w/ a religious connotation since >> karma is named after Rabi _karma_charya and not for the religious >> concept. >> >> Words that come to mind are >> >> mandala -- which literally means circle in Nepali but sometimes has a >> religious connotation (ugh) >> dhoka -- this means "gate" in Nepali. I like dhoka but everyone outside >> of Nepal will mispell it >> >> I like mandala the best so far . . . >> >> >> >> > >
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