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What thought should be put in a name of an app that is a KDE clock? Happy Time Tracking Tool for Modern KDE Desktop? It's a clock. KDE Clock. KClock. It's not
by szszrk 5y ago
What thought should be put in a name of an app that is a KDE clock? Happy Time Tracking Tool for Modern KDE Desktop? It's a clock. KDE Clock. KClock.
It's not at all hard to pronounce. It's my second language yet still spelling and clock was things I was taught in kindergarten. There was also this weird cartoon [1] about green monster eating clocks.
Make some proposals.
[1] https://hero.fandom.com/wiki/Muzzy https://hero.fandom.com/wiki/Muzzy
- jcelerier 5y agoFor some reason KDE Clock sounds to me much more professional than KClock
- szszrk 5y agoWe solved it, then!
- bschwindHN 5y agoJust call it clock. If it's a stock app, give it a stock name.
- szszrk 5y agoI'm not a fan of that. Multiple times I found myself confused while using some distro or desktop environment when I tried to figure out which file manager or text editor it uses. I want to run it from command line or fast commands build into DE, but... what is that program?! It's surprisingly hard to find actual packet/binary name of the app while actually using it. Modern Linux apps love to hide it, good luck if you use a proper translation. Everything is called "Editor" or "file manager" etc.. I have to use "ps" to figure that out.