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I think it's tough when it's an annual thing. One comment in this thread is, "Do you have Oreo?" "Don't know, let me check", but in Settings/About/Version it
by pfranz 7y ago
I think it's tough when it's an annual thing. One comment in this thread is, "Do you have Oreo?" "Don't know, let me check", but in Settings/About/Version it would show "7.0".
Then I would need to Google what number Oreo is.
I use macOS and only started having that problem after they went to annual releases (or maybe I started making desktop maintenance less of a priority?) even though it does show both Mojave and 10.14 in the About.
Although, I do wish there was more whimsy in tech.
- reaperducer 7y agoMaybe the better solution is for Android to list "7.0 Oreo" in its Version box, like macOS shows "macOS Mojave Version 10.14.15" in its About This Mac box.
- pfranz 7y agoIt's still a problem for me in macOS and it wasn't 10+ years ago. I think it's the frequency of releases, not the naming.