Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 29th Jul 2009 22:30 UTC, submitted by diegocg
This morning Intel has announced the release of Clutter 1.0.0, the graphics library that is gaining speed within the GNOME development community (it is used by Gnome Shell). "This toolkit provides a library/API for creating rich user interfaces in a relatively easy to use way that conceals much of the challenges of programming your application to directly use OpenGL or OpenGL ES. Clutter is already being used within Moblin V2 and its user interface is very impressive."
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Sorry for being offtopic here but 0.10 after a 0.8??!!
Isn't that like going back to 0.1 because, 0.1 == 0.10. Well I hope developers these days don't get to skimp on mathematics (that too as basic as that). Ok well, feel free to mod me down everyone.
Isn't that like going back to 0.1 because, 0.1 == 0.10. Well I hope developers these days don't get to skimp on mathematics (that too as basic as that). Ok well, feel free to mod me down everyone.
No because each number between periods is treated as a separate number. In the example you provided, 0 is the major number, 10 is the minor - you can also have build/revision numbers as well. Many version numbers have 3 or 4 different numeric indicators, giving you numbers like:
1.20.3
I know, it makes it painful to think about...sorry.
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2007-04-06
Sorry for being offtopic here but 0.10 after a 0.8??!!
Isn't that like going back to 0.1 because, 0.1 == 0.10. Well I hope developers these days don't get to skimp on mathematics (that too as basic as that). Ok well, feel free to mod me down everyone.