For this reason I tend to prefer the way OpenBSD versions their releases. They just did 6.9 and the next one will be 7.0. But this really only works over long

For this reason I tend to prefer the way OpenBSD versions their releases. They just did 6.9 and the next one will be 7.0. But this really only works over long periods of time because they only do two releases a year. It took me a bit to get my head around Linux kernel versioning where the 2nd digit just goes up until they feel like it's time for a new first digit version.