I’ve long wondered why the Murena logo looks like a snake biting its own tail. Is it really a snake? If so, why?
The operating system name (now /e/OS) was originally eelo (hinting at the animal eel).
I thought murena is derived from moraine?
And why does it bite itself in the tail?
Family of fishes…
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moray_eel
Not necessarily biting its tail but an allusion to another FOSS project…Firefox.
We started with the name eelo which ran into some trademark issues with another firm. A new name Murena inspired by morey eels was adopted. Eels hide in the seas in a way symbolic of the advanced protection against personal data collection we provide with /e/OS. The logo is representative of a moray eel coiled up.
Thanks for the information!
Some logos are actually not so easy to “decode”. For example, the MAG-Lite logo. It is a panther’s head. Panther, because this cat can see very well at night. This is information from MAG-Lite. By the way, I also like the idea behind the Murena logo.
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