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On Sat, 7 Mar 1998, Yann Dirson wrote:
> But I do agree it would be nice to have a special syntax for version
> numbers allowing to cope with {pre,alpha,beta}-like numbering. It is
> perfectly sane to distinguish between "it's in testing stage" and
> "it's released software", and we should IMHO support such a thing.
>
> Anyone against that ?
Yes, me.
Current glibc_2.0.7pre1-3 should have been packaged for experimental,
since it is not released software.
Something like "2.0.6.3" or "2.0.6.pre2.0.7-3" would have been a better
name (I use procmail_3.10.7 for procmail-3.11pre7).
Once we already have 2.0.7pre1-3, I would not mind at all having to
install final 2.0.7 by hand, without ugly epochs or "rel" things.
We should remember that most people have *not* upgraded to hamm yet.
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