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    Phoronix: Succeeding GNOME 3.38 Will Be "GNOME 40" - Yes, GNOME Forty

    Following today's GNOME 3.38 release a new versioning scheme was announced whereby the next release in six months time will be GNOME 40.0...

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  • #2
    And the amount of Javascript nonsense in it means it is effectively a web browser anyway these days. Might as well fit in line with the other ones.

    Plus I am sure the new versioning scheme is much easier for non-technical consumers to understand.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by kpedersen View Post
      And the amount of Javascript nonsense in it means it is effectively a web browser anyway these days.
      That would be unfair to web browsers. It is more like a single threaded web app.

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      • #4
        cursed

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        • #5
          Just make it stop

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          • #6
            Just use semantic versioning for god sakes.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by kpedersen View Post
              And the amount of Javascript nonsense in it means it is effectively a web browser anyway these days. Might as well fit in line with the other ones.

              Plus I am sure the new versioning scheme is much easier for non-technical consumers to understand.
              JavaScript is much more than the web. JavaScript runs on the server too using Node.js, and people write desktop applications in JavaScript using Electron.

              The web is powered by JavaScript, HTML, CSS over HTTP and the API provided by JavaScript is the standardized browser-related APIs that is DOM and other stuff. JavaScript can be without those web browser specific APIs.

              So GNOME is not like a web browser.

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              • #8
                As a user I hate this kind of versioning.. but whatever.

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                • #9
                  What's in a version number? That which we call a rose
                  By any other name would smell as sweet;
                  So Gnome would, were it not Gnome call'd,
                  Retain that dear perfection which it owes
                  Without that version.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Blahblah View Post
                    Just use semantic versioning for god sakes.
                    It's GNOME. They don't like being intuitive (and, of course, 144Hz has his pom-poms at the ready no matter what they decide).

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