I couldn't find a naming convention set in the wiki, so I'll ask here. As I prep the bits and pieces for packaged pylons on Fedora, I'm seeing a lot of varied package names and project names. Projects like Pylons and Mako refer to themselves with caps, but provide PEP-8 friendly lowercase package names, and I'm wondering how we should map these to package names. Personally I'd rather not see a package named "Mako" since it is meaningless outside the context of python and provides nothing in /usr/bin. I'd probably name the package python-mako to make it sort near python-*, which seems to be fairly common in Fedora and RedHat. Does that sound right to you all? By the way, I'm Kyle VanderBeek, professional software developer for IronPort (a Cisco Company). I've been doing software development for more than a decade now, as well as administering a variety of Unix systems including RedHat/RPM Linux distros going back to 4.0 (no, not RHEL 4; actual RedHat Linux 4.0). I currently do the majority of my work in Python, writing massive email anti-spam and reputation systems to protect your mom's Inbox. -- kylev(a)kylev.com Some people have a way with words, while others... erm... thingy.