[jNotes-list] Project migration???

[Alex V. A. <al...@op...>]

 
Hi all,

In first, I am glad to say that the project activity grows extremely fast and I
am not a single developer anymore. Patrick Bielen <bi...@st...> has joined
to project and actively works on jNotes now. And I hope that there are more
developers will join us soon, because the project is going to be more
and more popular. We had 235 downloads at August (the lifetime
monthly record) and already have 185 downloads for a half of September.

Well, the development of jNotes2 is sped up and my JMHO is that we can drop out
the damned "Alpha status" soon. Recently we have done a few big improvements -
we've implemented the tools of control over the app (system tray icon), have
fixed the I18N problems and a lot of the bugs. In addition, we've got five
national localizations. Many of these things would be impossible if not your
help and contribution. Thanks a lot to everybody!

Now I ask you to help to make a decision. The fact is that the jNotes 1.0 and
jNotes2 are quite different software. And we have to change the name, because
there is annoying tangle with another software that called "jNotes" or "JNotes"
(some Java stuff related with Lotus Notes). As SourceForge has not a way to
rename a project completely, except for start a new one, we have to migrate to a
new project.

There are questions that I want to discuss:

1) Would migration promote the further project development?

2) There are some variants of project name:

- InteliNotes
- Notestopia
- Memoranda
- LineUp
- Jot
- NoteSoup
- MyNotes
- NoteBurn
- Jilofax
- Chronicles
- ... oh no, "jNotes" forever!
- ... your variant ...

My vote is +1 for migration and +1 for "Memoranda" (thanks to Ivan!).

Looking forward to your opinions.

--
Best regards,
Alex V. Alishevskikh
al...@op...

jNotes homepage: http://jnotes.sf.net

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