----- Original Message ----- From: "Alexis Agahi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> dont you think this can introduice a confusion with http://avalon.net Wops. I don't know.. what I know is that ".net" suffix used by MS it's not copyright (for obvious reasons) so it's a kind of standard... > if you have direct access to unix cvs repository, you can just create the dir > and move the cs* folder in it (but this could cause dir troubles on client > side at update stage) That scares me. :-) > having the sub dir avalon.net is cool ;) And it is important. I added macro a build file to fire framework and containers build. Next I would like to merge the documents, or at least reference each other. > if you need some codename here are my 2cents: > avalon-sharp, avalonet, avalon-dotnet Yup. I think Berin suggested Avalon#. The "sharp" idea is nice, but a implicit strong relation of Avalon and C# is sad. The language is just a matter of choice, it could be done using any language supported by CLR, so it's a false relation. The relation with the .Net plataform should be on focus. > lancelot, morgaine, gwievere, camelot, perceval, broceliande, galahad, graal Seems that you have a broad knowledge of Arthurian books ;-) What about Camelot ? :-P best regards, hammett --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
