Version: (using Devel) OS: Linux Installed from: Compiled sources I am attaching a concept of a patch to fix the major (high priority) bug that is limiting the size of KDE's userbase on my system. I have created this mockup of a patch against current SVN trunk, as the problem seems to be reproducible there still. The concept suggests changing the pronunciation of KDE from "K-D-E", to "kitty". This change makes sense on my system, as Qt is pronounced as "cute" also, along with the fact that the phonetic sound itself seems to make sense also, among other things... With this change, I also propose to change the logo of KDE, to something more appealing to everyone. Not only does this coincide with upstream's changes, it should make KDE more attractive to many more users and in doing so, should also result in an increased pick-up of new users. This concept, however..needs some improvement. On my machine I can't/don't see a noticeable improvement of the aforementioned amount of users, so I must have done something wrong. Could somebody please reproduce and post their outcome, along with any suggestions for improving the concept?
Created attachment 37824 [details] Patch Concept This should fix the identified bug.
To more closely align with "cute", we need "kitty" to look something like this: http://www.kateconnick.com/postcards/puffy1.jpg
You should "rebrand" your proposal ;)
A funny post, but we all know this won't happen :)