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Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@ifi.uio.no> writes:

> Which brings us back to "q".  Was "Quince Gnus" the best we could
> come up with?

I think so, yes. I also suggested Quassia Gnus, but technically a
quassia is a tree, not a fruit.

Also, does this mean we get three more version before Millennium Gnus
([nop]gnus)? Hmm, Nop Gnus, well, never mind. Does *sound* nice,
though.

Hans