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I don't know of any other software where x.10 does not come after x.9, or x.20 does not come after x.19 etc. Some software increases the x before that though.
by dtech 7y ago
I don't know of any other software where x.10 does not come after x.9, or x.20 does not come after x.19 etc.
Some software increases the x before that though.
- SyneRyder 7y agoWinamp used a decimal numbering scheme. Version 5.6 is followed by 5.601, then 5.62. There's also the obligatory v1.6 < v1.666 < v1.7 version numbering of Doom. I think Windows 3.1 to 3.11 was another example of decimal version numbering, instead of calling it v3.1.1.