Thanks for the ideas, when a suitable name is chosen, I shall do my best to change the projects name.
There are some restrictions, it will be packaged for linux and for http://pypi.python.org/pypi, if it has a long name, the initials cannot conflict with another package. if it has a short name, i can just use the full name for the package name. I would like to thank Frozenball for the logo. I request that he provides me with the SVG source code. I am unaware of any trademark problems with "pygame", but I agree that a new, funky name can help. On Sun, Aug 17, 2008 at 1:28 PM, Ian Mallett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just a bit on the water thing: > "Dihydrogen monoxide" is "technically" correct, but no one really uses it. > "Hydrogen oxide", "Hydrogen hydroxide", "Oxidane", "Hydroxic acid", > "Hydroxyl acid", "Hydronium hydroxide", and "Hydrohydroxic acid" are all > more common. However, even among chemists, the most common name for water > is "water". :-) > Ian > -- Thanks, Richie Ward