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I rather not do that, as that would make it harder for users to spot if something is considered more or less bugfree (i.e. stable) or considered "use at own risk" (i.e. alpha/beta).orudge wrote:ie, getting rid of the "alpha" and "beta" bits?
A simple revision numbering system holds (almost) as much information as the linux kernel scheme: a higher number is better, but the number doesn't tell you if the developers think it's stable or not. And given that people don't read the donotreadme (hence the name), I can't expect them to look those things up in some file shipped with the release...
I might drop the double 'broken' (or whatever you want to call that) numbering. So instead going alpha 4, alpha 4.1 alpha 4.2 etc, just doing alpha 4, alpha 5, alpha 6 etc. and only whatever number comes in front of that keeps the periods in it.
Although I'm hard to convince, more suggestions are welcome
