Hans Meine wrote: > On Saturday 21 January 2006 20:44, Dirk Meyer wrote: >> I mean it, a gnome app starts with 'g', KDE with 'k', enlightenment >> has very cool names with 'e' and Apple uses 'i' (iPod, iBook). So I >> guess it is time to grab 'f' before someone else does it. > Similar to Florian, I am happy with longer, easy-to-grab names. > > This g/k/e-thing is > - sometimes cool, with some really creative names > - OTOH, good names often don't reveal the prog's purpose anymore > - sometimes stupid/boring, since it's hard to come up with enough cool names, > - and thus sometimes ignored > - sometimes misleading (e.g. gnuplot is NOT a GNU program, I don't have a > better example right now) > > I vote for freevo-tvserver etc. :-)
Well, since no good ideas came up, freevo-tvserver it is. Dischi -- Computer Science: solving today's problems tomorrow.
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