Has anybody an idea about the origin of the naming "Zorin"?
Google tells me:
"Zorin" can mean "golden" or "brave" in Slavic and Arabic contexts, respectively. It is also linked to Slavic words for "dawn" or "light," symbolizing new beginnings. Its meaning varies depending on the language and cultural origin, sometimes referring to a person's strength or a natural event like daybreak. Slavic origin: The name is believed to be derived from the Old Russian word zarya, meaning "dawn" or "light," symbolizing a new beginning. It can also be associated with the color "golden". Arabic origin: In Arabic, the name can convey qualities of "bravery" and "courage".
Other meanings: The name can also be associated with being "strong," "powerful," or "determined," especially in some Muslim contexts.
Nah savenya, as the darkness begins to sleep, leaving that familure twilight. A new dawn has risen from obscurity, its the Zorin, the Zorin OS 18 of morning light!
Zorin is one of the cooler names in the Linux community which tends to produce goofy ones like Gimp and Gnome.
Zorin means dawn in Slavic, tho the brothers are Jewish.
Fun fact, like many nationalities, the Ukrainians/Russians (basically the same people along with the Belorussians) were founded by the Vikings. They came down the rivers and established cities and a trade route to Constantinople, which they invaded several times.
Those Vikings really got around. Scandinavia is so wimpy today because all the brave men left.
That is not quite accurate. Indeed they traveled so far and had Outposts and Settlements there and traded. But there already lived People. And they mixed up.
I think the name is cool and it's impossible to imagine the Linux world without it now.
Zorin 17 and now Zorin 18 is my daily driver.
My Windows 11 had to make way for it over a year ago and Zorin took its place. Thanks to Zorin, I no longer need Windows.
, he was so many times so tiny close to finish James Bond for good..