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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2011-08-02
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Originally Posted by mmlado
Isn't that the whole point of version numbers? You change something and up the version number.
Don't know how to submit fixed package for the same version number.
BTW 0.0.0 is also seems a bit silly, I'd call 0.0.0 a version where the source files are still empty.
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2011-08-02
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Originally Posted by TMarki
I don't want to increment the version number. It's still the same app. What I would like to do is... When some apps have -maemo-1, -maemo2, etc after the version number. Cant find where to set that.
Isn't that the whole point of version numbers? You change something and up the version number.
BTW 0.0.0 is also seems a bit silly, I'd call 0.0.0 a version where the source files are still empty.
It can stay like this until next version. Bug fix url is missing from the package.I'm counting version numbers for public releases. So when a new version is available for the public, the version number is incremented.
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2011-08-03
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Originally Posted by mmlado
Just append it to the version number in the debian/changelog file, like demine (0.0.0-maemo1).
I don't want to increment the version number. It's still the same app. What I would like to do is... When some apps have -maemo-1, -maemo2, etc after the version number. Cant find where to set that.
Originally Posted by mmlado
Even then, now you have two public releases. One with the bug, one without. Why not increment the last number?
I'm counting version numbers for public releases. So when a new version is available for the public, the version number is incremented.
Do you think you'll need 3 numbers for public releases? How many releases are you planning?
Just being picky, good job though
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2011-08-03
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Does it include the xyzzy cheat??
http://www.collegehumor.com/video/22...er---the-movie
http://www.collegehumor.com/video/22...er---the-movie
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2011-08-03
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Originally Posted by TMarki
Thank you. Will change it as soon as I have little time... to change it and test the deb.
Just append it to the version number in the debian/changelog file, like demine (0.0.0-maemo1).
Originally Posted by TMarki
The application is still the same, no need for incrementing. That's why I was looking for package version.
Even then, now you have two public releases. One with the bug, one without. Why not increment the last number?
Originally Posted by TMarki
The SDK is working with three numbers, major, minor and patch. I thought when I finish the game, it will have version 1.0.0, but now that Google and Mozilla... and even Linux have changed the game, I'm not sure any more.
Do you think you'll need 3 numbers for public releases? How many releases are you planning?
Maybe I'll change it to two numbers for version.
What is the opinion of others on version numbers subject?
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2011-08-03
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Originally Posted by vi_
I'm not certain about that cheat. If you describe it I can implement it and add it to options.
Does it include the xyzzy cheat??
http://www.collegehumor.com/video/22...er---the-movie
Thank you for the video.
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2011-08-03
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Originally Posted by mmlado
Major minor patch is well established and helps technically adept users clearly determining the version status ("freshness") and compatibility of a a package. How clear is "Chrome 247" and "Office Suite 2013" anyway? There seems quite some uproar about Mozilla's approach in copying Google over version numbering. For pure "users" (here: "user" as in "consumer"), version numbers don't matter.
The SDK is working with three numbers, major, minor and patch. I thought when I finish the game, it will have version 1.0.0, but now that Google and Mozilla... and even Linux have changed the game, I'm not sure any more.
Maybe I'll change it to two numbers for version.
What is the opinion of others on version numbers subject?
Perhaps have a read for further confusion/ clarity.
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2011-08-03
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Yeah tested the game. Nice work. You might want to make the game fullscreen. It should boost performance especially when player reveals many tiles. But then you should make custom window controls but it shouldn't be so hard.
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2011-08-03
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Originally Posted by mmlado
I guess you are not old school win3.1 winmine.exe player then!
I'm not certain about that cheat. If you describe it I can implement it and add it to options.
Thank you for the video.
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Last edited by vi_; 2011-08-03 at 21:02.
I guess that demonstrates my problem (I thought the brown was red). The flags are actually a little difficult to see too. Overall, I think if you could just use colors with more difference in brightness it would make the game a little more accesible for everyone.