Laurent Jouanneau wrote:
Mozilla.org claims that XUL IS a trademark :
http://www.mozilla.org/foundation/licensing.html

In that case, use of XUL as a generic term is clearly a violation of trademark.


And i confirm : the use of XUL term for other technologies than Mozilla's XML user interface language, cause confusion for newbies who discover http://xul.sourceforge.net site... Some xulfr.org users wrote it to me by email...

Yeah, when I was developing my XUL Basic suggestion for the WHAT WG mailing list, I personally had a hard time finding info on software that supported subsets of XUL because of its misuse. It was rather irritating.


Well, why don't we use XML-UIL ? ;-)

Great! We could call it XUIL for short! ;)

   How about Extensible Markup Application Interface Language?



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