Help us name the new dfx version manager!
dfxenv
dfxer
dfxsetup
dfxtk
dfxup
dfxvm
dfxx
dvmx
icenv
icup
ic-sdk
svrn
Please react with the emoji(s) corresponding to the one(s) that you like! And it’s not too late to suggest others.
dfxvm seems like a good choice
dfxvm for the win 
Well both of these are going to be in the same local bash environment for tab completion.
The real question here is how many characters do you want to type before the inevitable tab?
df [tab]
dv [tab]
is a good starting place imo
[EDIT] df is a command. I need to rethink this angle
I like dfxenv the best.
The term env always indicates it is something you’re doing local.
The term dfxvm is also good, but there is a danger it might be associated with a VM, Virtual Machine, and lead to confusion
dfxenv could know what it means, it’s the best I think, but seems like a little longer and the six letters together look no so good. 
idenv means ic-dfinity env, maybe a good choice?
It seems that both *env and *vm are used equally often in the wild: GitHub - bernardoduarte/awesome-version-managers: A curated list of awesome Version Managers
Is d already a known unix command? If not, I would go for d because for node I use n.
Optionnaly, I would go for dfx if it not must be another tool?
Otherwise no particular preference.
One-letter binaries while convenient are prone to some issues (lack of descriptiveness, risk of overwriting someone’s alias, poor discoverability & searchability), instead, personally, I usually prefer to use one-letter aliases if there is a command I use very frequently (e.g. alias c=cargo).
Additionally, d is non-searchable in google by itself, whereas dfxenv or dfxvm can be.
Optionally, I would go for dfx if it not must be another tool?
At SDK team we’ve reached the conclusion that it must be a separate tool. Bummer - I know; it was one of the first things we’ve looked into.
dfxvm should be the go 
I oppose dfxvm .
vm is pretty much global for virtual machine.
except for nvm like few ofcourse.
I suggest something else.
icup
dfxup
dfxx
also :
maybe dfxvn ?
Update: we have decided to go with dfxvm as the name for the DFX Version Manager. Thank you all for helping with the naming! The repo will be found here once it’s open sourced. That should happen soonish.