The names of previous Lemmy versions were all very boring and repetetive. We need something much more creative. Any ideas?
this post was submitted on 21 Mar 2024
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Yeah it muddles with searching for answers, especially when the names are common things. Apple can get away with naming macOS on places in California, but it’s going to be tough searching “having trouble posting comments on Thor” or whatever. The naming scheme can work, but it has to be very unique
I have exactly this problem when trying to fix issues on my MacBook :(