On Yaum al-Arbi'a 04 Shawwal 1425 16:08, Sherif Abdelgawad wrote:
> Munzir has clarified it in his previous email, we can use the
arabic verb
> of
> release in the right context, while we can't do the same with version,
> hence
> the translation of release should be اصدار
In the numbering of packages , in this context, it is minor number
and it
is not the final release of a product.
Sherif, release the verb and release the minor number are very well related to
each other. The minor number represents a release number not a version
number. Not every version is a release and not every release is a version.
Many releases could happen for the same version and they are represented by
minor numbers. Just try to look at it from the distributors point of view.
Release (n) merchandise issued for sale or public showing
Release (v) prepare and issue for public distribution or sale
(look
onelook.com)
Hope this would release this contriversal topic ;)
I agree that in saying "The latest release of OOo ...." to
be "Akher
esdarah men el OOo"
But specifically on the RPM pkgs numbering, release here is the minor
number. Cannot be "esdara" here!
It's esdar for sure ;)
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