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by AC on Wednesday 16/Nov/2005, @00:26

... and please use a different icon for internationalisation (locale.png) than Everaldo. I think the US flag is no longer a symbol for that.

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Re: US flag
by atrink on Wednesday 16/Nov/2005, @08:43

The Esperanto-flag (Green background with a white star) would be nice as symbol for internationalisation!

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Re: US flag
by Eduardo Alvarenga on Wednesday 16/Nov/2005, @14:30

How about the UN flag ?

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Re: US flag
by David Vignoni on Wednesday 16/Nov/2005, @15:36

I like both ideas. UN flag is also used in Mac OS X.

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Re: US flag
by MamiyaOtaru on Wednesday 16/Nov/2005, @20:24

UN flag would raise some hackles in certain portions of the United States of America ;)

How about the Olympic flag? It's probably copyrighted or something, and honestly not quite ideal: too much association with sports. Still, I like the look better than the UN flag. Just sayin.

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Re: US flag
by oliv on Wednesday 16/Nov/2005, @23:12

do klingons have a flag ?

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Re: US flag
by Evan "JabberWokky" E. on Thursday 17/Nov/2005, @10:03

Yes, but it is oddly shaped to human eyes (a hexagon with very long sides on the upper right and upper left that results in a cut off teardrop shape). Similar to medieval war banners rather than the common rectangle flags that most governments have adopted.

How about a KDE flag? Blue with a white K on it?

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Re: US flag
by Morty on Friday 18/Nov/2005, @13:19

"UN flag would raise some hackles in certain portions of the United States of America ;)"

But they would not have a clue about internationalization anyway, so why care?

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Re: US flag
by Carewolf on Thursday 17/Nov/2005, @09:14

Why not use the gay flag then. It has all the flag colors ;)

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