]] Margarita Manterola > This is still true today. However, 5 years after the initial decision, the > use > of Node.js has kept growing to the point that it is by far the most expected > meaning of the word "node" in the IT context. > > This, compounded with the fact that the old node will be gone in stretch, > means > that it makes sense for nodejs to become node.
I think it's unfortunate that upstream chose node rather than nodejs as the binary name, but think I think we should allow nodejs to use the node binary name. -- Tollef Fog Heen UNIX is user friendly, it's just picky about who its friends are
