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Old 17th May 2004, 02:38 PM
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Question why 'tettnang'?

does anybody know why fedora core 2 was called 'tettnang'? all i can associate with this name is a very small town in southern germany (i lived there a long time ago) and a kind of hops which is cultivated in this area. why tettnang???
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good question.

as all red-hat releases got names related 2 the release before but not related 2 the even-before one i guess they try the same here. so u got yarrow and tettnang what have both in common. when i (located in germany) google for tettnang i reallly only got everything ( it seems even the public toilets of tettnang have there own homepage) bout the city in germany. But it seems Yarrow is somehow related 2 the city of tettnang (yarrow got imported 2 the usa from europe (maybe from tettnang?) )

what will be the name 4 fedora core 3?
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Old 17th May 2004, 03:09 PM
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Yarrow is a spice and Tettnang is a type of hop - both are used (or were used) in beer brewing so perhaps that's the link.
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Old 17th May 2004, 03:10 PM
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These codenames are combined with hops...

"Tettnang is an aroma-type cultivar which originated in the Tettnang hop growing area of Germany as a land-race hop. It is grown in the U.S.A. in Oregon and Washington State. "

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kzip, not Kzip.
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i imagine they didn't find these codenames while drinking water or coke - anyway, it doesn't matter so long as they don't call it budweiser or becks

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i would like it, when they would call fedora 3 budweiser
(okay im not in usa, so i would rather have in mind the real beer from chechia )
it sounds more used 2 me if i say im allready looking forward to the new budweiser
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I was busy with managing my budweiser the whole night
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Here's what I've gathered so far:

Red Hat and Fedora code names are always somehow connected, even though the connection can be very hard to find.

Fedora Core 1 was called yarrow. Yarrow is a plant, which I think sometimes is used in brewing of various drinks, among them beer.

Tettnang is a plant too, a hop, used in brewing of beer among other things. So that's your connection.

(Tettnang is also an area in Germany, I would'nt be suprised if Core 3s codename somehow will be connected to this area)
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Foolish: see further up the thread.
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i imagine they didn't find these codenames while drinking water or coke - anyway, it doesn't matter so long as they don't call it budweiser or becks
Come on, Beck's is not that bad (as a beer, not as a name) !
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Let's try to figure out the connection between these: valhalla - psyche - shrike
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Psyche - Shrike is that something paranormal?
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