Archive:Codename G
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On Wednesday, May 2, 2012, 17:35h UTC, a Kodi Forum thread titled XBMC 13.0 - codename "G?" was created to record suggestions for the codename to be used for what would become the v13 stable release of Kodi.
The Team has spoken
During November 2012, Ned Scott administered a poll on the popular Condorcet Internet Voting Service (CIVS) to determine the codename of the Kodi stable release which was to follow v12 "Frodo." At its conclusion on Thursday, November 22, 2012, 09:21h UTC with 36 total votes cast by Team Kodi members, "Gotham" was the Condorcet winner and became the codename for the subsequent release of Kodi v13. The results remain available for public inspection.
Nominees and results
Result | Name | Picture | Origin | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
1st | Gotham | ![]() |
Fictional city where DC Comics superhero Batman lives | Undefeated vs. all other choices |
2nd | Genesis | ![]() |
First book of the Hebrew Bible and Christian Old Testament | Loses to Gotham, 16–10 |
3rd | Gizmo | ![]() |
Small, furry creature voiced by Howie Mandel in the 1984 American horror film wikipedia:Gremlins |
Loses to Genesis, 13–12 |
4th | Galilei | ![]() |
Italian polymath credited with the development of observational astronomy |
Loses to Gizmo, 14–10 |
5th | Grendel | ![]() |
Antagonist in Anglo-Saxon epic poem Beowulf | Loses to Galilei, 13–11 |
6th | Grimlock | ![]() |
Fictional leader of the Dinobots in the American animated television robot franchise The Transformers |
Loses to Grendel, 13–11 |
7th | Gremlin | ![]() |
Mischievous 20th century folkloric creature to whom unexplained malfunctions in aircraft and other machinery are attributed |
Loses to Grimlock, 11–9 |
8th | Gandalf | ![]() |
Wizard in J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium | Loses to Gremlin, 13–9 |
9th | Golem | ![]() |
Anthropomorphic being in Jewish folklore created entirely from inanimate matter (usually clay or mud) |
Loses to Gandalf, 12–10 |
10th | Gargamel | ![]() |
Fictional wizard who is the sworn enemy of the titular protagonists of the Belgian comic franchise The Smurfs |
Loses to Golem, 9–7 |
11th | Goo | ![]() |
Metamorphic flying blue mermaid who spits blue goo balls in the American clay animation franchise Gumby |
Loses to Gargamel, 9–8 |
12th | Gollum | ![]() |
Stoor hobbit originally named Sméagol in J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium |
Loses to Goo, 9–7 |
13th (tie) |
Gallifrey | ![]() |
Fictional planet in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who |
Loses to Gollum, 10–8 |
13th (tie) |
Genie | ![]() |
Invisible spirit creatures in early pre-Islamic Arabian mythology | Loses to Gollum, 10–7 |
15th | Godzilla | ![]() |
Titular destructive, prehistoric sea monster from a Japanese film series |
Loses to Gallifrey, 8–7 |
16th | Goodspeed | ![]() |
Father of the fictional character Ethan Rom, the original antagonist of the American television series Lost |
Loses to Godzilla, 9–8 |
17th | Godfather | ![]() |
Fictional head of New York crime family in Mario Puzo's novel, The Godfather |
Loses to Goodspeed, 7–4 |
18th | Green Goblin | ![]() |
Alias of several supervillains appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics |
Loses to Godfather, 9–8 |
19th | Grayling | ![]() |
Common name of several species of freshwater food and game fish in the family Salmonidae |
Loses to Green Goblin, 8–5 |
20th | Galadriel | ![]() |
Elf queen in J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium | Loses to Grayling, 7–4 |
21st | Gangnam Style | ![]() |
K-pop song by South Korean rapper Psy whose music video went viral |
Loses to Galadriel, 8–5 |
22nd | Garfield | ![]() |
Titular orange cat in American comic strip by Jim Davis | Loses to Gangnam Style, 7–6 |
23rd | Glocal | Reflecting or characterized by both local and global considerations, or the end state of the process of Glocalization |
Loses to Garfield, 7–4 | |
24th (tie) |
Glitter | ![]() |
An assortment of small, reflective particles that come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors |
Loses to Glocal, 5–4 |
24th (tie) |
Gold | ![]() |
Precious metal and chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79 |
Loses to Glocal, 5–3 |
26th | Gamgee | ![]() |
Surname of a hobbit in J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium | Loses to Gold, 5–4 |
27th | Gaga | ![]() |
An informal English word meaning 'senile', 'insane' or 'infatuated' | Loses to Gamgee, 6–3 |
28th | Gesus | ![]() |
Sardinian form of the masculine given name derived from Iēsous, the Ancient Greek translation of the Hebrew and Aramaic name Y'shua |
Loses to Gaga, 6–3 |
29th (tie) |
Glorfindel | ![]() |
An elf lord in J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium | Loses to Gesus, 5–4 |
29th (tie) |
Girls | ![]() |
Plural word used to describe young human females, typically in childhood or adolescence | Loses to Gesus, 6–3 |