FYI: Pluto [1] is an alternative open source feed reader (incl. support for JSON Feed, Microformats, Feed.TXT, and more) [1]: http://feedreader.github.io
Show HN: Rufus – a free, open source RSS reader
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Re: Show HN: Rufus – a free, open source RSS reader
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Surprisingly, I somehow failed to notice this until yesterday. If it becomes an issue, I am not in any way attached to the name - i'd be happy to change it.
I for one really like the name and URL and don't mind the name collision. It's something that is bound to happen. There are a finite number of words, names, and spellings to make use of.
Re: Show HN: Rufus – a free, open source RSS reader
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Better now than later, because the other one is pretty famous open source cross tool. BTW: what does that name mean?
That was me trying to be clever choosing a quintessential dog name, as the application "fetches" the paper (rss feeds) for you :D . I was playing around with the name Rover and a few others for a while as well, but went with Rufus for the cheap .news TLD
Re: Show HN: Rufus – a free, open source RSS reader
#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
I for one really like the name and URL and don't mind the name collision. It's something that is bound to happen. There are a finite number of words, names, and spellings to make use of.
Not really, because it doesn't need to be a real word or an existing name. It could be Rexfus, for example. Even the dot com is available, and as a combination of Rex and Rufus, still dog inspired.
Re: Show HN: Rufus – a free, open source RSS reader
#15Name collision with a popular usb image writer.
Surprisingly, I somehow failed to notice this until yesterday. If it becomes an issue, I am not in any way attached to the name - i'd be happy to change it.
Re: Show HN: Rufus – a free, open source RSS reader
#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
I for one really like the name and URL and don't mind the name collision. It's something that is bound to happen. There are a finite number of words, names, and spellings to make use of.
Not really, because it doesn't need to be a real word or an existing name. It could be Rexfus, for example. Even the dot com is available, and as a combination of Rex and Rufus, still dog inspired.
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#17Name collision with a popular usb image writer.
Try "Fido"?
Re: Show HN: Rufus – a free, open source RSS reader
#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
I for one really like the name and URL and don't mind the name collision. It's something that is bound to happen. There are a finite number of words, names, and spellings to make use of.
Not really, because it doesn't need to be a real word or an existing name. It could be Rexfus, for example. Even the dot com is available, and as a combination of Rex and Rufus, still dog inspired.
It receives RSS Feeds, so:
Rexfus => Receives for us.
Rexfus => Rx F Us
Rexfus => Rex Fus
Rexfus => RexfusRe: Show HN: Rufus – a free, open source RSS reader
#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
Better now than later, because the other one is pretty famous open source cross tool. BTW: what does that name mean?
That was me trying to be clever choosing a quintessential dog name, as the application "fetches" the paper (rss feeds) for you :D . I was playing around with the name Rover and a few others for a while as well, but went with Rufus for the cheap .news TLD
Rexfus => Receives for us.
Rexfus => Rx F Us
Rexfus => Rex Fus
Rexfus => Rexfus
(Same as comment above -- re-commenting here in lieu of a PM)Re: Show HN: Rufus – a free, open source RSS reader
#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
That was me trying to be clever choosing a quintessential dog name, as the application "fetches" the paper (rss feeds) for you :D . I was playing around with the name Rover and a few others for a while as well, but went with Rufus for the cheap .news TLD
Rexfus, a combination of Rex and Rufus, is available (including the dot com) and would be easy to SEO.