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If they keep releasing new versions so rapidly, I may have to switch to Chrome^H^H^H^H^HWindows.
by indygreg2 15y ago
If they keep releasing new versions so rapidly, I may have to switch to Chrome^H^H^H^H^HWindows.
- kijin 15y ago> Chrome^H^H^H^H^HWindows CWindows? What's that?
- dredmorbius 15y agoI think they ship it out of Nashville.
- Tuna-Fish 15y agoThe Linux release cycle has been essentially stable with time-based releases 2-3 months apart for the past 8 years or so. So this shouldn't be all that surprising.
- rplnt 15y agoThey changed the numbering with the version 3 so while you are right, indygreg has a point too. We've lived with 2.6 for years and now they change the second most significant version pretty often. I've no feelings about it, just saying.
- Tuna-Fish 15y agoBut that has no actual effect whatsoever, and absolutely shouldn't have any difference as to whether you use the kernel or not. IMHO, they could have just as well dropped the 3. and just use a single integer to denominate new versions. What difference does it make whether it's kernel 3.3 or kernel 6?