Wolfgang wrote: > > coffee), Qmachine (for quick machine, a ready to go environment for > > quick developments/tinkering), Qanywhere, Qware or the same four with > > SMSQ (SMSQup, SMSQmachine, SMSQanywhere, SMSQware). Or what > about just > > Q (related to Q of the James Bond movies), Que or Q4U? Anyone? > > > > Cheers, Urs > Is that supposed to be a ... quip ? > (groan) Hi Wolfgang,
I did not want to be or sound offending in any way or quip as you say. I just wanted to express my very personal opinion that I find the product's name not as great as the product itself - which I expressed already that I find it great! - and think that its name somehow limits its real potential (from the marketing side and in spreading sense) to be bound to (ex) QLers and the emulation scene (retro oriented). I see the product (yes, the 68K emulation based virtual machine, the OS SMSQ/E and the shell/cli/programming language SBASIC) more in the direction of an easy to setup and use programming environment and am making a squint to JRuby (a Python implementation for the Java Virtual Machine) and Jython (a Python implementation for the Java Virtual Machine). Kind regards, Urs _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
