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Georgi Georgiev wrote: |
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> On 28/05/2003 at 04:47:01(-0400), Kumba used 0.7Kbytes just to say: |
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>> Not all users are going to immediately know the different categories |
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>>offhand. I'd have to opt for the ability that if portage detected a |
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>>naming conflict, it'd show both matches + categories so the user would |
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>>know which one he/she wanted. |
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> And abort execution, right? |
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Yes, abort execution so the user could modify their parameter. |
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>> OTOH, calling it net-www/mozillafirebird isn't a bad idea. I don't |
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>>think we need caps in there, caps seems to be reserved for dev-perl |
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>>stuff only. |
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> Since the caps are used for splitting the two words, an extra dash would be |
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> needed instead of the caps. Concatenating the two makes it hard to read and personally, it would be hard for me to type. |
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> It would have been nice if the official distribution had a name gentoo could |
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> adopt, but looking at ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firebird/nightly/latest-trunk/ |
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> one can see: |
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> Firebird-mac.dmg.gz |
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> MozillaFirebird-i686-pc-linux-gnu.tar.gz |
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> MozillaFirebird-win32.zip |
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> So we're back where we started. They have both "firebird" and "mozilla |
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> firebird". |
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I wish they'd just kept it "phoenix", but I heard the BIOS company |
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wanted to sue (must be desperate for cash like SCO). I also wonder if |
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the Mozilla people did do their homework before choosing "firebird" so |
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they atleast knew of another opensource project out there with the same |
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name. |
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Eitherway, yeah, net-www/mozilla-firebird sounds pretty good. bit |
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lengthy, but it's not the only one. I've a feeling we'ed need a |
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net-mail/mozilla-thunderbird in the future as well, just to keep |
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consistency. |
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--Kumba |
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