Am Dienstag, 8. April 2008 23:02 schrieb Luis Rivera: > curtis osterhoudt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > I don't see that "LyXia" engenders "oral" thoughts, though I'd be more > > strongly inclined to give the > > > program a try if it did! Besides, would this mean that Word users suffer > > from > > dysLyXia? > > > If the thread (and vote) are still open, I'd say "LyX" is just fine; > alternative: FeLyX (although a cat would be better then :) > > On the LyDia/dysLyXia front, why not aLyXia? (although alyxiae seem to be > plants rather than animals). > > My penny contribution, > > Luis.
my penny contribution: LyXle mind you, LyX was created in Tuebingen, which belongs to Swabia (Germany), and the Swabians put a le at the end of a word for diminution. An advantage is, its pronouncable for GBs and USs easily (though not as the swabians do) Wolfgang
