> > I would prefer a name that has a meaning to everybody. Also, it has to reflect > > the fact that you can use the software for many applications, from biology to > > speech and image processing. I think it would be nice to have the word "flow" in > > the name (that's why I chose "Overflow") if possible (but I won't complain too > > much if we don't). > > Please don't take this the wrong way, but the name 'Overflow' makes me think > 'stack overflow error'. And you probably don't want to associate your program > with a common error ;-) Just to make it clear, I wasn't suggesting using Overflow, since it would make things confusing. I just though having the word "flow" in the name would tell a bit about what the software's doing. As for the 'stack overflow error' meaning, that was actually intended when we chose the name, so I don't feel offended. Jean-Marc