El Cabrón!
Ha Ha Ha... Should have expected a fellow Texan to say that one. I love it...
How about El Chupacabra?
El Cabrón!
El Cabrón!
Was/is Drake the name of an operating system?
I'm your senior by around seven years and I share your nationality (the design of MacRumors, showing locations with every post, positively encourages us to talk about geographies); I think first of Sir Francis.
Maybe Drake OS is better known in the west of England.
I'm curious to know what people say. As a California native I personally say El Cap.
Q called Picard "Mon Capitan" (French for my 'My Captain') so that's what I tend to think of when I see El Capitan since Captain is spelled the same in French and Spanish.
Actually, it's not: it's Capitaine (proud French here )
Most photographers would instantly love the name Love the Leslie Thomas avatarAs a 43-year old Brit, I had a similar confusion with Drake. (Yes, I'm old and out of touch.)
I think I'll be calling it by the full name.
Duh, I meant Terry Thomas...As a 43-year old Brit, I had a similar confusion with Drake. (Yes, I'm old and out of touch.)
I think I'll be calling it by the full name.
Well, I call it " OS X La Bamba" because everytime I think about it, I can't help but singing "No yo soy marinero, soy capitan, soy capitan, soy capitan"
No, because then they wouldn't be calling it what it actually is, especially since it's a historical landmark of Yosemite National Park. Same as how people get flustered when someone calls San Francisco "Frisco". It's a shortened made up name and to many native San Franciscans it's an insult.I wish Apple had just called it El Cap.
When I first got 10.11 a few years ago, I was all about calling it El Capitan, but as the years have gone by, I've been known to simply call it El Cap or The Cap'm.
It was supposed to be a joke; this thread was created the day the name of The Cap'm was revealed, and I thought the implication that people already had time to nickname/abbreviate it was vaguely humorous.May I ask how you got an OS a few years ago that wasn't in existence? Or was that a typo?
As someone who lives on the other side of the country I have no idea what 'El Capitan' was.
Or el cap - I just can't see myself using the full name
I live two states away from California, and I didn't know it was a place. It's a lousy name from a lousy naming scheme.
No I didn't, perhaps I wasn't paying much attention. I have seen Yosemite in the news lately but its mostly due to bear attacks, nothing that I've noticed regarding El Cap.Didn't any of you guys hear about the freeclimbers who scaled El Capitan earlier in the year? Was all over the news in the UK.
But I don't get why they went Mavericks>Yosemite>El Capitan. Where's the logic?