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>see v2024.02
>instantly more info that v1.2
It clicked anon, i now see date based version numbers are superior
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>>101439394
it's not, what if the number of changes between v2024.02 and v2024.01 is basically nothing while v2024.03 is a complete rewrite of major functionality? This only works for shit like distros or software suites that are just a collection of different packages
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>>101439421
fpbp
only makes sense for security critical applications with large attack surface where you dont want to be using something like an OS without any patches for the last 2 years

for 99.99% things, dates are a meme
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>>101439394
Git sha hashes only. All version numbers are arbitrary
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>>101439465
The simplicity is beautiful but it offers no real information unless you refer to the git. That's something you can technically do with all of them.



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