> > > > Codenames are cool, but using our own names is no-so-cool. We should > > > > pick a theme though, but please not Australian wildlife (we're already > > > > using that for the alltheweb.com frontend ;-). > > > > -1 on code names at all. > > > > What came first woody or potatoe? You can't tell from the name. There > > is no doubt 4.2.0 is newer than 4.1.6. Why introduce unneeded > > ambiguity for those who don't follow PHP closely. > > Oh come on... some people just don't have any sense of humur at all. Of > couurse we wouldn't remove the version numbers altogether.
I agree with that! Codenames are also more handy for programmers that for end users. And codenames are also easier in general conversations. It's easier to refer to codenames that to version numbers in real life. Why did you think that Microsoft called Windows 'XP' and not Windows 6.0?? Why do we use domain names and not IP's. Simple.. Names are much easier to remember than numbers. But on the otherhand, codenames are mostly only used by commercial companies. There are only a few *nix projects that have codenames. But he, that only my view on the world ;-) Dave -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
