Robert Stuart wrote:
Xilo - pronounced as Silo, as in repository?
(IIf it has not been used elsewhere.)
I must admit, I quite like Xintian, but feel we should aim for gender
neutral names.
Robert Stuart
I like that one. It's short, multi-language (people can pronounce it
the way they
At 03:12 PM 10/30/01 -0800, Edwin Goei wrote:
[ SNIP ]
So one requirement is being able to recreate a distribution (Andy Clark
for one specifically mentioned this). I agree with this. When I
implemented the automatic copy of xml-commons code into crimson and
released a version of crimson, I
At 03:34 PM 10/31/01 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps it's a newbie question but :where do the names for the other XML
projects come from ? Perhaps we could find an homogenic way to name
projects.
Fop was started by James Tauber; the name is not an acronym (although FOP
conveniently can
Robert Stuart wrote:
Xilo - pronounced as Silo, as in repository?
That's good! I like Xilo. :)
I must admit, I quite like Xintian, but feel we should aim for gender
neutral names.
How do we know that Xintian isn't the Chinese equivalent
of Pat? ;)
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