Well, I was at work today and they were talking about how they installed "Jaguar" on all of our macs. I thought that meant OSX10.2, but since we used to have 10.1 on those, I figure it had to be some special program. But sure enough it was just OS 10.2. So I was thinking that if packagers made fancier, more powerful names for routine security packages, maybe people would be more excited about them. For instance, instead of Win2K service pack 4, call it "Centurion". Instead of OpenSSL-x.x.x, call it OpenSSL-Wild-Tiger. That way people would be like, "What openSSL do you have?" "Oh, I have Charging Buffalo installed." "There's a security hole in that one. You should upgrade at least to Wild Tiger."
But seriously, does "Jaguar" actually do anything worthy of giving it its own name? -Eric Hattemer
