Next stable version of Samba.

Kevin Colby kevinc at grainsystems.com
Fri May 19 21:57:04 GMT 2000


No, my point was that if TNG is assigned to 4.0, and TNG
ends up being superceded by a superior branch prior
to its official release, that next branch could be given
"5.0" anyway.  The fact that "4.0" was never an officially
supported release would be irrelevant.  Any documentation
referring to "4.0" would still be valid.

If you don't do this, then either TNG cannot ever be given
numbers in the main release schedule prior to "official"
support, or you will again have this issue of documentation
that refers to a nonexistant release.

Comments?
(I hope someone is still reading this thread.)

	- Kevin Colby
	  kevinc at grainsystems.com



Paul J Collins wrote:
> 
> Er, my interpretation of your comment was that Mozilla had jumped from
> 4 to 6 with no version 5 *at all*; did I misunderstand?
> 
> Paul.
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