Is this going to be RH 10 or....?

[rg2]

Just wondering... after this beta phase is done with, will the final
release be 10 or 9.something?

[Féliciano Matias]

Le dim 17/08/2003 à 03:12, Ralston a écrit :
> Just wondering... after this beta phase is done with, will the final
> release be 10 or 9.something?

Nobody knows.
Perhaps :
- Redhat OS X
- RedHat Linux 10
- RedHat Linux codename Cambridge
- RedHat Linux Project 1
- RedHat Linux Community 1
- RedHat Linux Desktop 1
- RedHat Linux RawHide 1
- GNU/Linux by RedHat 1
- etc

[William Hooper]

Féliciano Matias said:
> Le dim 17/08/2003 à 03:12, Ralston a écrit :
> > Just wondering... after this beta phase is done with, will the final
> > release be 10 or 9.something?
>
> Nobody knows.
> Perhaps :
> Redhat OS X
> RedHat Linux 10
> RedHat Linux codename Cambridge
> RedHat Linux Project 1
> RedHat Linux Community 1
> RedHat Linux Desktop 1
> RedHat Linux RawHide 1
> GNU/Linux by RedHat 1
> etc

I think the better question would be, does it matter?  It's amazing how
hung up people can get on version numbers.  Take a look at the Beta list
archives when RH announced that Phoebe was going to be RHL 9...  You would
have thought they ripped half the code out or something, people were
complaining so loudly.  People that the day before were praising how well
the beta was doing, mind you.

[Hoyt]

On Sunday 17 August 2003 00:16, William Hooper wrote:
> I think the better question would be, does it matter?  It's amazing how
> hung up people can get on version numbers.  Take a look at the Beta list
> archives when RH announced that Phoebe was going to be RHL 9...  You would
> have thought they ripped half the code out or something, people were
> complaining so loudly.  People that the day before were praising how well
> the beta was doing, mind you.

It shouldn't matter, but it was a change. Some people have difficulty with 
that. The Red Hat Linux Project is a change. You've seen how some people are 
handling that. They'll get over it. 8)

BTW, the last "official" statement I saw designated the next release as "Red 
Hat 10" to answer the original question.