GIMP rebranding as WLBR?

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GIMP rebranding as WLBR?

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Draft: wlbr is gimp, infrastructure for additional localization (!2786) · Merge requests · GNOME / GIMP · GitLab

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lacking, splash integration, documentation, when the environment variable WLBR_IS_GIMP is set, in ui visible strings GIMP/gimp is replaced with WLBR/wlbr.

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My name is Wilbur, and I am offended by the name change.
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  Just change your name to Gimp.

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