On 24 Jun 2013, at 07:53, Gijs de Rooy <gijsr...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Wherever I mentioned 2.12, it was because that's the logical follow up on
> 2.10. If we didn't decide anything, we'd "automatically" end up with 2.12
> instead of 3.0.
>
> That's all. I wouldn't worry too much about someone who's telling what other
> people think, without he himself taking part in the discussion.
I agree with Gijs - I've been referring to the next version as 2.12 simply by
default; if people feel strongly it should be 3.0, well, it's just a number
from my point of view. There was already a couple of people on IRC confused
that 2.12 is different to 2.1.2 (since minor version numbers > 9 are something
of a rarity in many people's perception). So that's arguably a tiny reason to
go to 3.0 now.
Again, it's just a number to me. Give our release pattern is date scheduled, an
Ubuntu style numbering scheme would actually make more sense, but a bit more
effort to move too.
If anyone spends more than five minutes worrying about the version number of
the next release, I would say save your efforts and use them on something more
fun or rewarding :)
James
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