I like "Leto Server" ;-) And as a bonus, LetoServer.org, .com and .net are free also I would say; Go for it Alexander!
Patrick 2008/1/26 Alexander S.Kresin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On Friday, January 25, 2008, 23:46 Szakбts Viktor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > SV> Just an idea (if NETRDD is occupied): > SV> CLIRDD > SV> THINRDD > > SV> After all I see no reason why an RDD couldn't have > SV> a server and a client part and still called an RDD. > SV> (the client part would have to called RDD anyway IMO) > > SV> Brgds, > SV> Viktor > > SV> On 2008.01.25., at 15:35, Massimo Belgrano wrote: > > >> Netcsd Net client server dbf > >> Dbf.net > >> Net.hds Harbour Database server by net > > I don't like such kinds of abbreviations, they pretend to be > informative, but aren't informative in fact and are difficult to > pronounce, to hear and to differ one from another. All those > abcdeGUI and ghklmnRDD ... > > My first idea ( which presents in current code in form of server's > welcome message and RDD methods prefixes ) was: "Harbour remote db > server" for a server and rmtrdd ( rmt - remote ) for RDD. But I don't > like it because of the above ( yet another ghklmnRDD ) and because I > don't sure that 'remote' is a proper name. > > Now I want to call it 'Leto': 'Leto db server', letoRDD, rddleto.lib, > letoSkipRaw() method ... > 'Leto' is a 'summer' on Russian. > Why summer ? Because I like it and I miss it much :). Maybe because > 'Summer' was the first Clipper version, which many of us started > with. > Why on Russian ? I think that using of national languages gives > additional colors. And because if it will be named 'Summer', everyone > will ask 'Why Summer ? How it is related to the ...' :), while 'Leto' is a > incomprehensible word > for many people and will not cause such a questions :). And it is simple > to pronounce and not unattractive for an ear. > > > Regards, > Alexander > http://kresin.belgorod.su > > _______________________________________________ > > Harbour mailing list > Harbour@harbour-project.org > http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour >
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