18 Feb
2012
18 Feb
'12
7:29 p.m.
On Saturday 18 February 2012 01:38:00 pm Kristopher John Gamrat wrote:
It can be very confusing. Ubuntu is a little better in this regard because, I
believe, the version names have been in alphabetical order. So "Lucid
L-whatever" is more recent than "Karmic K-whatever-it-was".
Andy
And PLEASE, use version numbers in the future!
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Looking at the main page at trinitydesktop.org, you see "Debian Lenny" and
"Debian Squeeze", not "Debian 5.0" and "Debian 6.0". This
may be what the
OP was referring to. The only reason I know the difference is because I
have been using Debian for just under a year. If I hadn't done my research
on Debian beforehand, I'd have no inkling of an idea what "Squeeze" and
"Lenny" referred to. Since I'm not an Ubuntu user, I have not been keeping
track of their code names, so I could not tell you the difference between
"Karmic" and "Lucid" except that they are two different versions of
Ubuntu,
but I do not know what those versions are.