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3 total messages Started by Tom Crook Thu, 24 Jun 1993 17:03
What will the merged Epoch/Lucid Emacs be called?
#896
Author: Tom Crook
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1993 17:03
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Recent posts here indicate that the Epoch/Lucid Emacs merge will be
released in the not-too-distant future.  So what will it be called?  Will
it be Lepoch, Epocid Emacs, Epumacs, Elumacs...?
What will the merged Epoch/Lucid Emacs be called?
#897
Author: Kevin McCann
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1993 20:34
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> Recent posts here indicate that the Epoch/Lucid Emacs merge will be
> released in the not-too-distant future.  So what will it be called?  Will
> it be Lepoch, Epocid Emacs, Epumacs, Elumacs...?

I vote for Lepoch, but it will probably be called:

"That &^*&)*(&( piece of **@*@*#*@* just hosed my system and deleted
my files"

KJM
JHU/APL
Re: What will the merged Epoch/Lucid Emacs be called?
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Author: Jamie Zawinski
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1993 20:49
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In gnu.epoch.misc Tom Crook <tcrook@u.cc.utah.edu> wrote:
> 
> Recent posts here indicate that the Epoch/Lucid Emacs merge will be
> released in the not-too-distant future.  So what will it be called?  Will
> it be Lepoch, Epocid Emacs, Epumacs, Elumacs...?

This has yet to be determined; our marketing folks pretty much insist that
the word Lucid be in there.  For a while Simon and Chuck were calling it
ERA (Emacs Rewritten Again) but that's a misnomer, since you'd hardly call
it a rewrite.  I think now they want to call it "Lepoch", which I'm also
not real fond of.  Lucid Emacs Plus Epoch Redisplay = LEPER.

I think that some day there should be an editor call NECROMACS: The Editor
of the Dead.  This would be cool because the manual would then logically
be called the NECROMACSICON.

	-- Jamie
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