Justin Tobler <jltobler@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > That's fair. Between `odb_backend` and `odb_alternate`, I would probably > still prefer the former, but ultimately I'll acclimate to whatever is > choosen. :) > > -Justin I feel you. But speaking as a non-native English-speaking person, I can settle for "alternate" because I can still wire my brain to give it the meaning we're using here. But if you like another name, I want to steer away from "backend" as well. As mentioned elsewhere, a "backend" sounds like an implementation of an object database, not the instance of an odb. But I'm open to other suggestions. I've been browsing thesaurus for a bit, unfortunately I didn't find anything better. -- Cheers, Toon
