We (my girlfriend and I) worked on that.<br>So we can work around keywords<br><br>I have been thinking of a French idiom "Avoir le beurre, l'argent du beurre, et le cul de la crémière" which could be translated by "To want to have your cake and eat it". I think it's an important notion about the fact that Lisaac offers powerful code at runtime and high level language. Nicolas has translated that into "high level and 'still' fast"<br>
<br><br>===Propositions list===<br><br>Smart and power of simplicity<br>Lisaac, the power you deserve<br>Lisaac, Efficient Simplicity<br>Lisaac, Efficiency and simplicity<br>The power you need<br>Idée : "high level and 'still' fast"<br>
"Smart and Simply Powerful"<br>Lisac. Simply Powerful.<br><br><br>We propose :<br>"High level, accessible AND fast."<br>Lisaac: its high level is a major feature, it is accessible because it is simple (I think the argument of acessibility is better than simplicity because simple axiomatic doesn't mean easy use for a lot of people), and the "AND" sums up "and still".<br>
The problem with this slogan is it is not very trendy.<br><br>Or<br><br>L : Lean<br>I<br>S : Swift<br>A<br>A C : Accessible<br><br>And we could animate the logo with the slogan letters : each letter of Lisaac moves to form the three words<br>
Actually the animation is possible for any slogan with Lisaac letters in it.<br><br><br>Keywords, though for thought :<br><br><br>High level --><br>Top <br>Natural <br>
Easy <br>Direct<br>Efficient <br><br>Powerful --><br>impressive<br>strong<br>potent<br>Fast<br><br>Fast --><br>Performance<br><br>Simple --><br>Natural<br>Direct<br>
novice friendly/ user friendly<br>
Straightforward<br><br>Energy saving because fast ---><br>Efficient<br><br><br>Have fun !<br><br>Pierre-Alexandre and Lucie<br><br><div class="gmail_quote">2009/12/10 Jeremy Cowgar <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:jeremy@cowgar.com">jeremy@cowgar.com</a>></span><br>
<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"><div class="im">Mildred Ki'Lya <<a href="mailto:ml.mildred593@gmail.com">ml.mildred593@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br>
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> I thought the slogan was:<br>
> "The power of simplicity at work for operating systems"<br>
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</div><div class="im">> I like the current slogan, but if you want to change it, go ahead.<br>
> And, I don't think we really need one. Does python or ruby have one ? If<br>
> they have, I never realized it.<br>
><br>
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</div>I guess to me, it limits the use of Lisaac to an operating system. It makes it seem very low-level and of no use for other tasks.<br>
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Ruby = A Programmer's Best Friend<br>
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Never heard one for Python. I am sure there are tons of languages that do not have a slogan. What would assembler's be? :-D<br>
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