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new nepomuk name
by somecoward on Wednesday 11/Apr/2007, @12:38

i, for one, think the name Kumopen would be great. and it starts with a k \o/

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Re: new nepomuk name
by Sebastian Trüg on Thursday 12/Apr/2007, @00:54

What does Kumopen stand for?

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Re: new nepomuk name
by cm on Thursday 12/Apr/2007, @01:03

Just Nepomuk backwards.

And the same kind of marketing blunder as the name Kant instead of Kate would have been, BTW.

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Re: new nepomuk name
by whatever noticed on Thursday 12/Apr/2007, @14:33

Nepomuk is not a kde technology, so no point in using a K in the name of it.
Nepomuk is an acronym for
Network Environment for Personal Ontology-based Management of Unified Knowledge

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Re: new nepomuk name
by cm on Thursday 12/Apr/2007, @23:15

Hu? What does that have to do with what I said?

I only explained how the grandparent poster came up with "Kumopen" given the name Nepomuk,
and said that that would not be a good idea.

Not that I think the suggestion was meant seriously in the first place ...

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Re: new nepomuk name
by Anon on Thursday 12/Apr/2007, @06:06

I'm not sure where the name NEPOMUK originated, but looking at it the only thing I could think of was that it read as "Kumopen" backwards.

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Re: new nepomuk name
by whatever noticed on Thursday 12/Apr/2007, @14:34

Network Environment for Personal Ontology-based Management of Unified Knowledge

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