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People write software for money, and sell it for money. Version N comes with one year of support, or until version N+1 clocks. Enterprise software sells for ev
by quickben 10y ago
People write software for money, and sell it for money.
Version N comes with one year of support, or until version N+1 clocks.
Enterprise software sells for even more money, and the above is even more true, usually backed up with lawyers, PR campaigns, etc.
Windows 7, 8, and 10, sound to the average person more reasonable that:
(from the article): 1612.0009, 1612.0013, 1701.0253
Thus, they are not only a rock solid pattern, they are the bloody unwritten standard and more so everybody's daily expectation.
- Piskvorrr 10y agoFunny you should mention Windows - while only the major version is used, there's always a build number associated with a RTM version: 7.0.7601, 8.0.9200, 8.1.9600, 10.0.14393 ;) I agree that an average user only cares for the major component.