Marco van de Voort wrote:
That's why a lot commercial software aimed at bulk user have yearnumber
versioning, and open source projects not. Even the major distributions (only
Mandrake and SUSE, that rely on selling versions have)
Hrm.. Have Ubuntu or Year based style versioning would make it easier to
convince faculty to use it for teaching puposes.
IOW If you change to it, you make it easy to understand for a group that is
not the target audience, which makes no sense.
Who is choosing the target audience?
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