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Introducing Our New Name | Minetest rebrands to Luanti

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Introducing Our New Name | Minetest rebrands to Luanti

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Introducing Our New Name

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After more than a year of public and internal discussions, we're ready to announce our new name!

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Tbh Luanti is a pretty clever wordplay
- Possibly linux@lemmy.zip
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  Plus it sounds Italian

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