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Why not Kalamity?
by Bobby on Tuesday 20/Nov/2007, @13:25

I am a bit surprised that Calamity isn't written with K. I really admire you guy's fantasies though.
Thanks for you great work and the fun in it :)

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Re: Why not Kalamity?
by Debian User on Tuesday 20/Nov/2007, @13:56

They started recently to always use names with "C", making fun of the old "K" naming habit. Expect more such names now. :-)

Yours,
Kay

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Re: Why not Kalamity?
by doeppjakab on Tuesday 20/Nov/2007, @15:28

I guess that should be "Cay" :-)

I'm also very excited, and can't wait to get the stable release. Have any of you installed the RC on Slackware 12 (or Slamd64 12)?

Jim

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Re: Why not Kalamity?
by Wyatt on Wednesday 21/Nov/2007, @01:08

Personally I second this. The rampant K-ing of things has always titillated this editor.

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Re: Why not Kalamity?
by Ben on Wednesday 21/Nov/2007, @05:09

Its a joke about the constant use of Ks

I think they'll be back to Ks as soon as the betaing is over.

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Re: Why not Kalamity?
by Bobby on Wednesday 21/Nov/2007, @07:52

Kalamity would be better for the German speaking users (like me) because C tends to stick in the throat :D

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Re: Why not Kalamity?
by bull on Thursday 22/Nov/2007, @06:40

Yes, it is just a RC.These problems will get fixed.

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