> > > (Our 'rule' is meetings for decisions, list for discussion). > > So the feedback is useful and will be taken into consideration.
My $0.02 is that Blender 3.0 would be most appropriate. This update of Blender is really very much different from any of the 2.* updates, as everybody is aware. All tutorials, books, etc are rendered obsolete, which was not the case in 2.* (there were little changes, moved buttons, but you could always basically muddle through, even with the 2.3 guide). In fact, in terms of the software itself and the interface, the difference seems to me to be considerably greater than from the 1.* series to the 2.* series (which I believe marked the open-sourcing of Blender). As somebody else commented, if this upgrade isn't worth a leftmost-digit iteration then it's a bit hard to imagine what might ever be. Plus, to be honest, it would be better PR. For people who are still kind of hanging around the periphery not sure whether it's worth their time to investigate Blender, a major iteration would send the message that there's something new here to check out. I think it's worthwhile to maximize the buzz factor on this release. T _______________________________________________ Bf-committers mailing list Bf-committers@blender.org http://lists.blender.org/mailman/listinfo/bf-committers