On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 8:20 PM, Kevin Kofler <kevin.kofler@chello.at> wrote:

It should be "standard" as it originally was. But of course we can't have a
name that implies that the non-Product option is the first-class citizen
(which it actually is, nonproduct is the real Fedora, everything else is a
derivative of it), it has to be called something that makes it a second-
class citizen, which "nonproduct" clearly does. :-(

Yup... "nonproduct" should be changed, it really has a negative connotation (maybe that was the purpose to discourage usage). I

can understand how "standard" would not want to be used. "Standard" to me implies that it should be the default for everyone. How

about "allproducts" - which is really what it is. If that gives people heartburn, how about "customproduct" or just "custom".

Going back to the subject of the thread, I really don't believe Fedora is trying to "expel KDE"; but it's obvious that Fedora considers it

the stepchild - in a state of benign neglect. The way KDE has been handled, maybe it should just be called "Snow".