Kernel version numbering plans
What's the plan when we approach kernel version 4.0?
Will we be moving in to version 4.x or staying in the 3.x numbers for the time being?
Regards
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Quoted 4 lines · Chris Jones
What's the plan when we approach kernel version 4.0?
Will we be moving in to version 4.x or staying in the 3.x numbers for the time being?
The default is that we would stay with 3.x --- I don't see any reason why we would go to 4.x any time in the near future.
- Ted
Quoted 10 lines · Ted Ts'o
Quoted 4 lines · Chris Jones
What's the plan when we approach kernel version 4.0?
Will we be moving in to version 4.x or staying in the 3.x numbers for the time being?
The default is that we would stay with 3.x --- I don't see any reason why we would go to 4.x any time in the near future.
- Ted
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Ok, that's fair enough and all. But it was never thought that we'd move to kernel version 3.x and now look where we're at.
Regardless, I was just curious.
Cheers
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