A few days ago we gave you the opportunity in social media and through email to choose, by means of a simple survey, the upcoming names of our LTS Release (Long Term Support).
Participation has been a success! More than two hundred participants! Making it clear that you love both our releases and Star Trek of course.
* Let’s not forget that our repertoire of possible names, from which we gave you a choice and vote, was an extensive list of Star Trek spaceships.
Well…
We finally have a winning name for our LTS Release!
Are you ready?
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And the winner is… AKIRA.
Our new LTS Release (Long Term Support) will be called Pandora FMS NG LTS Akira.
We already know that with “Akira” you can think of the famous and award-winning manga by Katsuhiro Otomo or his animated film with the same name. At Pandora FMS we love him too!
*Hence our little homage in the above illustration. Give it up for Tetsuo!
But it actually refers to the spaceship Class Akira. A Starfleet heavy cruiser in Star Trek that was specially designed for combat.
3,055,000 tons and a cruising speed of Warp 9.2
As much a boss and as much a geek as we are.
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And that’s not all!
Our next LTS Releases will be named after the most voted ships that have followed Akira.
- Hope
- Renaissance
- Andromeda
- Defiant
- Excelsior
- Tachyon
- Stellaris
- Antares
- Apollo
- Chimera
It only remains to say that THANK YOU VERY MUCH for your participation and long life and prosperity to all of you!
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Pandora FMS’s editorial team is made up of a group of writers and IT professionals with one thing in common: their passion for computer system monitoring. Pandora FMS’s editorial team is made up of a group of writers and IT professionals with one thing in common: their passion for computer system monitoring.