What's a good name for new multiboxing program?

[Freddie]

I'm still can't decide, but the program's coming along nicely.

Here are the suggestions so far. The names at the top were suggested more than once. The numbers show how many times.

Legion (9)
OpenBox (9)
Hydra (3)
Pandora's Box (3)
Dragon (2)
iBox (2)
Chimera (2)
Moobox
imultibox
boxos
hateusbox
wecheatbox
zillionbox
rockbox
smoothbox
smartbox
bombbox
OpenBoxer
iBox
iBoxer
uBox
oBox
Expresso
Poop Box
OpenMultiBox
Rockin-Sockin-Ro-box
Framba
Fremba
redbox
FOSBE
Re-Pressinator
Keyleidoscope
Keyfraction
Keyspersal
Split Pressinality
Hit Box
OmniBox
Sir Boxalot
IntelliBox
Dynabox
Mutliple Choice
Outerspace
Poly
Polybox
Box^n
PolyGAMEy
Sybil
Ossbox
Fossbox
Litterbox
Centurion
Biggus Dickus
Sourcebox
MBOSS (multi box open source standard)
Freebox
Deja Vu
Magrathea
Hotbox
HotOpenBox
Rabbit
Cockroach
Mitosis (how cells reproduce)
Meosis
MMMBox
Team
Replication
EZmode
altcontrol
altcontroller
shrodingersbox
CoBoxing
SchizoBoxing?
FOMBS (Freddies Opensoucre Multi-Boxing Software)
RocksBocks
RoxBoxx
inneroctohknclone
SlaveDriver
Master
CattleProd
BullWhip
Cowboy
Shadow
Echo
Mirror
Parrot
Mime
Multiplicity
Voltron
Typhon
Vas Deferans
Platoon
Shazam
Boxer Shorts
Vitruvian
Kali
Durga
Fagballs
Conspiracy

[Freddie]

After I said people might not understand "Legion," a friend told me privately, "Call it ShortBus."

[Poyzon]

Infinox
Infibox
Infinibox
etc.

Basically a mixture of 'infinity' and 'box'. 'Infinity' because you shouldn't limit yourself. 'box', well 'cause you're boxin'.

[Contagion]

Best name that interfaces with many computers:

Expresso

Heh.. I use an app called Expresso for tweaking and creating regular expressions.

[Gormand]

I dont think you should worry too much about the general public not understanding Legion. The people that use it will understand and the rest of the people typically wont even know of the program. I had never heard of keyclone, hotkeynet, IS or Jamba until I started looking into multiboxing. So if you make the name Legion have a logo that represents it (Rank and file of all WoW/Other MMO races) and have the catchphase something to do with controlling of an army.

Either way I think Legion is the best name to date.

[zanthor]

Empower
^Me
Me^n
PvvnBoxer

[rocnroll]

How about rabbit? You how they multiply so quickly.

[Tasty]

Legion is just wrong - because you're not controlling an army. (maybe you think you are, but you're not)

I'm just curious as to how one gets an opinion wrong...

[zenga]

Legion is just wrong - because you're not controlling an army. (maybe you think you are, but you're not)

Heist(box)
Ghostbox
Gheistbox

[Gormand]

Actually, Legion makes no sense whatsoever. A Legion would be a LARGE group of soldiers, toons, whatever. So maybe Sam and Prepared qualify.

The typical five boxer? Not so much. If you want to use military terms.. as in controlling a "unit" of sorts, "Fireteam" or "Squad" or "Platoon" makes more sense... (Platoon is too big I think.. Fireteam is probably the closest thing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fireteam).

Legion is just wrong - because you're not controlling an army. (maybe you think you are, but you're not)

I understand what you are saying, Legion is typically a very large group of soldiers(10k in Roman times), and we dont really control that many of them. However from a naming perspective what Legion represents works fine (IMO)
Basically out of all the military jargon (Squad, Platoon etc etc) I think that Legion sounds the coolest and would be the catchiest and easiest for people to remember.

Strikeforce also sounds kinda cool, and fits better with the size.

Just my thoughts on the matter anyway.

Also this is Wikipedias say on Legions (Yes I know how unreliable wikipedia is) and that actually fits really well.
The Roman legion was the basic military unit of the ancient Roman army. In modern times, however, the term "legion" usually denotes a special unit clearly distinguished from others, often including soldiers with either a specific national or ethnic origin and/or a specific political, ideological or religious allegiance. A full-strength legion contained 10,000 men, though it was not uncommon for most legions to be undermanned due to previous battles.