GNOME To Start Using Codenames
prisoninmate writes: A discussion between GNOME developers and users during the annual GUADEC conference lead to potential code names for the desktop environment, starting with the upcoming September release, GNOME 3.18, which might be dubbed Gothenburg. They decided to codename the September releases after the city where the GUADEC conference took place, as explained above, and the March releases after the city where the GNOME.Asia Summit will take place.
So glad they sorted out all the other issues and devoted time to what really matters.
Only the State obtains its revenue by coercion. - Murray Rothbard
Switching to codenames seems unnecessary. Version 3 was completely unrecognizable as Gnome already.
...and easy to understand. Obviously they have no place in GNOME.
But then the software that broke was obviously broken, so this was a good test to catch them and fix them.