pervognsen, 1 month ago

@pikuma Computer companies really have a thing for animal code names, don't they. Large cats in particular.

pikuma, 1 month ago

@pervognsen Atari Jaguar & macOS Mountain Lion come to mind. What else?

pervognsen, 1 month ago

@pikuma MacOS Panther, Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard. That was their release naming scheme until they switched to mountains.

pikuma, 1 month ago

@pervognsen Yes yes. 🙂

pervognsen, 1 month ago

@pikuma I could have sworn there was some other major product codenamed Bobcat but Google is drawing a blank so I must have hallucinated that. :)

pikuma, 1 month ago

@pervognsen Oh, Atari Lynx!

daviwil, 1 month ago

@pervognsen @pikuma Apache Tomcat maybe?

pikuma, 1 month ago

@daviwil @pervognsen There you go! Good one.

pikuma, 1 month ago

@daviwil @pervognsen Free Pascal's logo too.

pkhuong, 1 month ago

@pervognsen @pikuma https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobcat_(microarchitecture) big in failed consoles maybe?

pervognsen, 30 days ago

@pkhuong @pikuma Yup! That was it. Thanks.

pikuma, 1 month ago

@pervognsen Also, David Bourg's book has a not-so-large cat in it.

pervognsen, 1 month ago

@pikuma And the Lynx browser. And speaking of Lynx, I hadn't noticed that Atari Lynx fits with Atari Jaguar in the cat family.

pikuma, 1 month ago

@pervognsen Great minds.

snk_xed, 1 month ago

@pervognsen @pikuma Do symbols count? Penguin for linux and a big blue dragon for llvm

pikuma, 1 month ago

@snk_xed @pervognsen I always liked the Minix raccoon.