What is on Your Mind?

In fact i misunderstood your question. Whatever you finally decide your package to be named, it will be a good idea to have the naming consistent. If you stick with "tui", then name them "tui*" (or maybe "tu*"), if you want to change the name to any other of the mentioned alternative you should rename them (hc*, clio* [maybe cl* or cli*], etc.). But to get the connection between "tui" and, maybe, "riot" or whatever is putting additional burden at the user.

i would have no problem typing any of the mentioned variants. The only thing i'd want as a user is consistency.

bakunin

In fact, my initial question was ment to be:

"What is a good catch phrase." (In reference/assuming that a phrase is not a project/application-name)

And according to what was posted then, my new question is:
.... nevermind... found the answer.
Just figured, i could apply the non-abrevihated text without causing a name change.

rpm-spec:
name: tui
description: <yet to decide>

Like:
Name: whiptail
description: display dialog boxes from shell scripts

Guess i should have used the word description rather than catchphrase.