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[Mageia-discuss] New name for cooker

+ Oliver Burger + oliver.bgr at googlemail.com +
+ Wed Sep 22 09:08:11 CEST 2010 +

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Thorsten van Lil <tvl83 at gmx.de>
+> Am Mittwoch 22 September 2010, 08:28:41 schrieb atilla ontas:
+> > i'm against cauldron or other two vowels included in a word name like
+> > "au". We should use easy pronounced words as a name. From my point of
+> > view non-european language users wolud have problems. I suggest one of
+> > the other words mentioned in the list.Or may be just "wand" with
+> > magical touch?
+> 
+> Come on!
+> Cauldron is a typical english word. The two vowels "au" are pronounced as
+> one vowel. Like the name "Paul". Maybe easier if we use the american way
+> of writing: caldron?
+
+Yes, we should consider how unpronouncible words like australia, austria, 
+autumns and so on are...
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