lcnc?

On Fri, 20 Jan 2012 12:19:38 -0700, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
> On Jan 20, 2012, at 11:54 , Jeff Epler wrote:
>>
>> Right now in the v2.5_branch of development, we have
>>    linuxcnc    [the main program]
>>    xlinuxcnc   [the Xaw-based GUI]
>>    linuxcncrsh [the program we're talking about now]
>>    tklinuxcnc  [the Tk-based GUI]
>>
>> unix command names are generally lowercase, so it's 'linuxcnc' 
>> rather than
>> 'LinuxCNC' there.
>>
>> If we were to shorten them up, maybe it should be "cnc" in command 
>> names
>> (xcnc, cncrsh, tkcnc).
>>
>> "lcnc" and "lnc" are both used as marketing names by other cnc 
>> control
>> manufacturers; I'd be pretty reluctant to use these as command names 
>> in
>> LinuxCNC.
>
>
> I'd love to have a shorter alternative to "linuxcnc" for use in
> command names etc.
>
> "cnc" is pretty good, and i'd think it's generic enough that we don't
> have to fear litigation.  But my track record at guessing laws is
> pretty bad, and as has been pointed out, being in the right legally 
> is
> probably less important than avoiding being targetted by the economic
> weapon of litigation.
>
> That said, i'd also like something less generic, more "ours".


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