How do I make sense of Window Makers version number scheme?
The numbering scheme is relatively simple, and is in the format of three numbers separated by dots. The first number is the “major” revision number. The second is the “minor” revision number. And finally, the third is the “patch level” number. To put this all into perspective, let’s examine the version number “0.65.1”. This number signifies that there has not been a major revision release, that its minor revision is newer than the previous one (0.64.x), and that it’s on the first patch level after the 0.65.0 release. This still might be confusing, so go away with this in mind: numbers ending in .0 tend to be new feature releases but less stable than .1, .2, .3 patch level releases, the latter of which are used to fix bugs. It is generally safe to go with the highest numbered patch release.
