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On Fri, 13 Jun 2003, Jim Wise wrote:

>>Whatever does the kernel version have to do with a given userland
>>package?
>
>On the release branch, the `kernel version' is, in fact the most recent
>number.  This maintains an easy and obvious ordering of syspkgs -- and
>releases.

Obviously, the first sentence there should read `most recent _release_
number'.  This is important to keep in mind -- it should be possible to
look at a syspkg's version number, and know which release it was part of
(or at the least, which release branch!).

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				Jim Wise
				jwise@draga.com
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