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We had a turn of the century during Linux's life span, 1999-2000, which coincidentally was going to be a problem because so many computer systems used a two dig
by morganvachon 8y ago
We had a turn of the century during Linux's life span, 1999-2000, which coincidentally was going to be a problem because so many computer systems used a two digit year.
- blixt 8y agoSo we have 80 years to solve the issue of supporting the version going from 99.X to 2100.1 :)
- ehnto 8y agoNow double that estimate, add some padding, and I am looking forward to the release of 2230.1
- giancarlostoro 8y agoThrow in Windows XP becoming sentient and recreating the Windows Subsystem for Linux equivalent for Linux itself.
- thruhiker 8y agoGood god man. What dark beasts lie in you.
- giancarlostoro 8y agoI find it ridiculous people still cling to XP and IE, just wanted to poke fun. :)
- _shadi 8y agospoken like a true project manager
- Daviey 8y agoBut a 4 digit year as a version is ok, right?