The first number is the major version number the second the minor version number the third the patch level number. An even numbered kernel such as 2.2.x is a stable version. An odd number such as 2.1.x is a development release. The patch level numbers start at 1 and are added with each consecutive patch. Hope that helps, Kent
"Craig T. Hancock" wrote: > hello everyone I am confused about something I saw that a kernel version > known as 2.2.2 is the stable version but I thought that the 2.0.x where > the stable versions and 2.1.x where the developmental > > 2.2.2 looks like it fits in the developmental category > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
