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For the context “GCompris” reads as “J’ai compris” in French, meaning “I got it” / “I understood”.
by hk__2 8y ago
For the context “GCompris” reads as “J’ai compris” in French, meaning “I got it” / “I understood”.
- JasonFruit 8y agoI had passively wondered. Now it'll be much easier to remember the name — thank you!
- perlgeek 8y ago... and here I was wondering why a KDE project started with G (which is used much more often for Gnome projects). Thanks!
- octachron 8y agoGCompris was originaly a GTK(Gnome) project, it migrated to Qt few years ago to make it easier to port it to tablet.
- AYBABTME 8y agoand sounds like "jay-con-pree"