On Mon, 2003-05-19 at 06:38, Chris PeBenito wrote:
> etc.  I don't know which one would be chosen if you type "emerge
> firebird". 

That is one of the reasons why net-www/firebird would be a bad choice.
Currently, it is ambigious which one would be chosen.

> net-www/firebird").   Naming it MozillaFirebird would be a violation of
> Gentoo's development policy because of the capitalization
> (mozillafirebird or mozilla-firebird would be ok).

Indeed, capitialisation is frowned upon for a package name in portage. I
support it being called mozilla-firebird or even mozilla-browser as it
will be renamed to after 1.4[1]. However, I'm not the maintainer of
phoenix or mozilla, so it is ultimately up to them.

I have no comment about -bin and -cvs. I don't personally use phoenix so
I'm not sure why we have those compared with the regular source release.

Cheers,

Alastair

[1] http://www.mozilla.org/roadmap/branding.html
"When referring to Thunderbird or Firebird before or during the 1.4
release cycle, make sure to use the project name with Mozilla pre-pended
as "Mozilla Thunderbird" or "Mozilla Firebird" instead of Mozilla alone
or Firebird/Thunderbird alone. ... Use the names "Mozilla Browser" and
"Mozilla Mail" to describe the Firebird and Thunderbird projects after
the 1.4 release."

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