On Sun, 2007-12-02 at 21:50 +0100, Fritz Borgstedt wrote: > >Probably the fact that it goes from 3 (1.2.6) to 4 (1.3.3.7) then > >back > >to 3 (1.3.5) digit numbering. > > > It went from 1.2.6 -> 1.3.1 -> 1.3.3 -> 1.3.3.1->1.3.3.7-> 1.3.3.8 > The 4th digit shows, that there was patching to a 3 digit version > ongoing without new features. > > > > >That's easy enough to follow, but the > >numbering on the betas is enough to drive anyone batty. > > The next development version was 1.3.4 > The current development version is 1.3.6 > > 1.3.5 is feature freezed and has no numbering, just names for the > various polishing versions, to show that it has changed.
Ok, but to my knowledge 1.3.3.8 is current release version and I believe it has several know bugs. Which I think several including myself suffer from. Will there be a another bug fix/patch release or etc? Or are we waiting on the feature frozen 1.5 or ? Just trying to get an idea of what will be the next stable release. If it has new features, or if it's just a bug fix or etc. Holding steady atm with 1.3.3.8. Although considering reverting back to 1.2.6 to avoid certain bugs I am running into. Don't want to, but don't want to keep dealing with issues I didn't deal with in the past. Nasty balancing act, and would prefer to not be faced with making a choice :) Please advise, thanks much ;) -- William L. Thomson Jr. Gentoo/Java
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