11 Mar
2021
11 Mar
'21
7:54 a.m.
Am Donnerstag, dem 11.03.2021 um 08:09 +0100 schrieb Reto:
It's not the same context...
A "fork" is an eating utensil that you use to shove food into your mouth. However, a "fork" is also a software project that is based of some prior work. It's also a point where a road diverges into two paths...
See the point I'm trying to make?
It isn't particularly confusing, it's simply not the same context. Words can (and do have) different meaning based on it.
Your example is not valid. Because the two different definitions of an orphan are within the same context: arch package management. Depending on which repo you are getting the package from an orphan is this or that. That is ambigious.