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What does the y-axis on the graph on the first page represent? I might be missing something, but that curve looks completely arbitrary...
by mrshoe 17y ago
What does the y-axis on the graph on the first page represent? I might be missing something, but that curve looks completely arbitrary...
- pohl 17y agoHe explains in the text: "The releases are distributed uniformly on the Y axis". In other words, there is an equal amount of space between each release. Although someone does point out in the comments that he has left out the initial release of Tiger/x86, which was arguably a 0-features follow-on to Tiger/PPC. That would have changed the shape of the curve. The choice is completely arbitrary.