Michael Vogt
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The petnames wordlist added in [1] is Apache-2.0 and this causes problems with the distribution of systemd as the GPL-2 and Apache-2.0 are considered incompatible by the FSF. So this commit replaces the previous wordlist with a new one: - weather (basic english weather adjectives) - colors (basic english color names) - worlds (planets, moons, minor bodies of the solar system) All common vocabulary and compiled for this project, not taken from anywhere. An example with the new list: - wintry-rust-dione-9393 - warm-yellow-saturn-39f9 The "worlds" are picked on the following principles: - well-known - memorable - short(ish) - cool This is why e.g. we have "thetis" (an astroid) instead of "tethys" (a moon): easier to spell and more well known. [1] https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/42566
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