Hi All,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all,
> Do you really need to change the name? It requires a lot of
> code-changes, e.g.:
> #include <OpenSG/OSGGlut.h> ===> #include <HermesSG/HSGGlut.h>
Yeah, but that's very easy to do with a little script.
> and at the end you are possibly sued by the Hermes Logistics Group's
> laywers ( www.hlg.de <http://www.hlg.de> ) for using their name ;)
;)
> But on the other hand I have to admit that I know the kind of "Do you
> mean OpenSG or OpenSceneGraph?" kind of conversations.
Yeah, that is really annoying.
Dominik Rau wrote:
> C'mon! Greek gods are really overused and kind of lame. I would
> definitely prefer some L337-Aztec gods like
>
> Chalchiuhtlicue (god of water),
> Huitzilopochtli (god of war),
> Xochiquetzal (god of flowers) or
> Quetzalcoatl (god of winds).
>
> Or maybe something like ÜberOpenQuetzalcoatlSG?!
>
Not more than 3 syllables, please! ;)
> Seems to be a quite boring friday afternoon...
>
Looks like it.
Because we have quite a bit of investment in the name (trademark etc.)
we're not going to change it wily-nilly. But I don't mind giving it some
thought, as the question really is annoying and confusing.
Looking at the greek mythology I only found Ladon kinda nice and
available. It's a multi-headed dragon, which goes well with our
multi-threading and cluster focus, and lends itself for nice logos.
Something to think of over the weekend... ;)
Dirk
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