Aw man, Hacker News is going to fail soon because hackernews.com is taken by someone else. (At least this means I'll spend my time writing useful software instead of making snarky comments on the internet.)

On a more serious note, if I'm reading the article right, `ipython` is still the IPython CLI interface, it's just that less-related commands like `ipython notebook` are now `jupyter notebook`, right?

They have jupyter.org, are they a company?

They are not a company, but an academic very open source project with substantial grant funding. Last week I talked with Fernando Perez (IPython founder) about the name choice, and he and the other devs thought very hard (and deeply) about it, and researched the choice of name, and they definitely have no plans to change. I really like the new name and inclusive vision to support everything, rather than just Python.

For what it's worth, python.com used to be an adult site.

iPython concerns Python kernel

Jupyter concerns a plethora of kernel and is of value to more people.

I stopped calling it iPython the day this was announced.