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Other big news in this release is the shift (at least for a few releases) to match Firefox release numbers, so it's jumping now from 31.7.0 up to 38.0.1. They n
by fencepost 11y ago
Other big news in this release is the shift (at least for a few releases) to match Firefox release numbers, so it's jumping now from 31.7.0 up to 38.0.1. They note on the Release Notes that "There was no Thunderbird 38.0 release." but neglect to include that there was also no 37, 36, 35, 34, 33 or 32 release.
I'm just waiting for the naming convention to change over to randomly-chosen members of Canidae so we can be more like Apple.
- dblohm7 11y agoThe Thunderbird version numbers follow the Firefox ESR version numbers.
- wsmwk 11y ago> Other big news in this release is the shift ... to match Firefox release numbers, so it's jumping now from 31.7.0 up to 38.0.1. Apparently you've been out of touch for the last several years. Thunderbird has used Firefox-like ESR branch numbering for shipping releases since version 17.
- fencepost 11y agoClearly I need to watch this better.