> Yes. poEdit is a horrible name. Command names should be all lowercase.
What item in Debian Policy? you mean policy 2.3.1 or something?
> Did you check with upstream about this, by the way? They may have
> preferences about the name, and they're likely to want to avoid the
> name collision if you point it out to them.
Upstream author want the command name "poEdit".
> Did you contact the maintainer of the other package? It might be
> easier to change the name there, because its poedit is not the
> primary tool of the package.
The potool maintainer might want the command name of my package as "poeditor".
I'll check this name with the Upstream Author.
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