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GIMP rebranding as WLBR?

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Draft: wlbr is gimp, infrastructure for additional localization (!2786) · Merge requests · GNOME / GIMP · GitLab

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From GIMP team: We are NOT rebranding GIMP

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“WLBR”

…just rolllrrrs … lorrrs … rolls off the tongue!
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  I think it’s a deliberately bad name chosen as a Malicious Compliance type fuck-you to people who wanted it to sound “professional”.

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