Hi,
I got a little bit confused on the linux version numbering scheme for stable versions.
The Windows version numbering scheme is strictly bound to the SVN version number:
"FreeCAD_0.9.2863_setup.msi" for example.
Why does the linux version numbering scheme differ from this scheme?
"FreeCAD-0.9.2646.5.tar.gz" for example.
The windows version scheme make it easier to look for patches gone in.
Best regards,
Bene
linux version numbering scheme
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Re: linux version numbering scheme
I think thats because of some Debian rules. In Debian you have a Version you package and a number you count up for each
new Version of the package (with the same programm Versions).
I think for Debian packages FreeCAD-0.9.5.tar.gz would be probably better,
because, your right, the Revision number don't fit!
But thats something Werner has to decide! He is our packaging guru.
new Version of the package (with the same programm Versions).
I think for Debian packages FreeCAD-0.9.5.tar.gz would be probably better,
because, your right, the Revision number don't fit!
But thats something Werner has to decide! He is our packaging guru.
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