name for the port
Hello,
I'm seeing a lot of argument that has already been discussed. See the
thread
originated on Menucc1's post:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2001/debian-devel-200108/thrd4.html
IIRC:
cygwin* cannot be used because it's a trademark
win* appears ugly to some persons (don't know why)
win32* is also a trademark?
w32* appears ugly to other persons
etc
I agree with the *-i386 extension, but if we, say, take:
w32-i386
what will the 64bit release be like, win64-ia64!?
IMHO, the best possible options would be:
w32 --> w64
win-i386 --> win-ia64
cyg-i386 --> cyg-ia64
If the name discussion needs to be repeated, please don't do it on
debian-devel. I'm pretty sure than half of the arguments on the
first one were just deliverate attempts to delay it..
regards,
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