Peter Toye <[email protected]> writes: > Thanks Andrew - of course I should have used a Voice not a Staff! > > I don't really understand the LP version numbering system. Normally I'd have > assumed that third-level changes were for very minor upgrades, and anything > which really affected the language would be a change at the second level. Or > are you saying that there are bugs in 2.19.52 which aren't in 2.19.82? I > don't follow the releases in detail as I'm only an occasional user.
Stable releases are x.even.y and y increases only with minor changes. Development releases are x.odd.y and y increases regularly while features are added. Stable releases are intended for long-term use and stability. Development releases for access to newest features some of which may be unstable and/or unreliable/unfinished. For that reason, if you upgrade rather rarely, development releases are an iffy choice. If you decide for using a development release, it makes sense to update regularly. -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
