Excerpts from panman's message of Thu Apr 08 10:25:25 -0400 2010: > I'd like to suggest that it would be preferable if the word chosen for > the new name be easily searchable. That is to say, someone doing a > search for "notion howto" or "neon howto" are going to get all kinds of > bad results.
This is a good point, but looking around, I'm not so worried about it: google: notion howto about 65,100 results google: neon howto about 170,000 results The notion hits don't look like they make a lot of sense; I suspect real HOWTOs regarding a window manager named notion would sort quickly to the top of the list. The neon hits include a hit about the neon library on the first page. Unlike the commercial software named notion, which is unlikely to cause a lot of confusion, neon is a library which is likely to be on many users' systems [I have it as a dependency of openoffice and subversion for some reason I'd prefer not to theorize about]. ++notion
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