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… unless your first language is very different from Esperanto. It really does sound weird. I already imagine trying to sell this at my $DAYJOB (I would likely h
by 5e92cb50239222b 4y ago
… unless your first language is very different from Esperanto. It really does sound weird. I already imagine trying to sell this at my $DAYJOB (I would likely have to "fork" it myself just to replace a few strings in the codebase that mention the original name).
- joencott 4y agoWhat does it sound like in your language?
- 5e92cb50239222b 4y agoNothing bad or unpleasant, It just sounds very foreign and hard to pronounce. When I hear it (in my head), the first thing that comes to mind is some sort of a hairy middle-aged male character in a Spanish soap opera. Doesn't really matter for me personally, but very much does matter in a work context. People have already had trouble with calling Gitea by its proper name and just calling it 'git'.
- thiht 4y ago> unless your first language is very different from Esperanto. Even with a language close to Esperanto (French) it’s hard to pronounce, and not very catchy. Honestly using an Esperanto word is a bit uninspired and mediocre.