@asjo I am *shocked*, *SHOCKED* I tell you, that there isn't a gummitarzan in there.
Haha, good point!
I tend to like short names that are easy to spell, so Gummi-Tarzan hasn't appeared yet.
Also, the OLK scheme is shared with a friend for naming his busses, and he used Ivan before I could!
At university they used norse mythology and a previous workplace used italian cities. I think those schemes are a little too boring O:-)
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@asjo As I said downthread, I currently use famous dead mathematicians. I used to use lizard genera (tiliqua, lacerta, japalura, etc.), but I dropped that because I wanted to use that naming scheme for the fonts I design. :)
I'm getting tired of the mathematicians, so I'm thinking of switching to either the names of Elder Futhark runes (fehu, uruz, thurisaz, etc.) or characters from William Blake's mythology (oothoon, los, orc, urizen, etc.)
Ah, yes, the maths department at university also used mathematicians for machine names, now you mention it.
I think runes sounds like a nice scheme, not as common :-)
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@asjo Bonus: My terminal font supports both Elder Futhark and long-staff Younger Futhark, so I could incorporate the actual rune as part of my zsh prompt!
@asjo (fun fact: "fehu" is the ancient root of the Danish word "fæ". It's also where English "fee" comes from - this is from a time where wealth and livestock was largely one and the same.)