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.
