Stephen J Turnbull <turnbull(a)sk.tsukuba.ac.jp> writes:
>>>>> "Pete" == Pete Ware
<ware(a)cis.ohio-state.edu> writes:
Pete> First names of people on
xemacs-beta.
Hey! I like that suggestion. :-)
Please, no! I already get enough people asking me if I'm the
"steve(a)xemacs.org"---Heaven forbid the release happens to be "Steve"!
:-) It's easy to tell us apart. I'm the one who knows how to spell
`Steven' correctly. :-)
I like the Jazz musicians, myself.
It's far and away in the lead now.
For future consideration: for the moment, XEmacs has a good claim
to
be the leading freeware multimedia app. (We'll see what happens with
Mozilla.org, though.) Someday soon we should use picons (or .au!)
instead of code names.
*First* on the list of sound files that need to be added is one of
Hrvoje pronouncing his name -- "Hello, this is Hrvoje Niksic and I
pronounce `Hrvoje' as `Hrvoje'."
CVS will probably choke on
cvs co -r
'r23.0_/cA45WHG7jWq>(O3&Z57Y<"WsX5ddc,4c#w0F*zrV#=M0@~@,s;b,aMtR5Sqs"+nU.z^CSFQ9t`z2>W,S,]:[+2^Nbf6v4g>!&,7R4Ot4Wg{&tm=WX7P["9%a)_da48-^tGy,qz]Z,Zz\{E.,]'EO+F)@$KtF&V'
xemacs
though ;-)
The code names don't get mapped into CVS tags so this isn't an issue.
As soon as the Mule early initialization problem gets solved I do wish
to see a series with Japanese names.