Linux Lite Release Roadmap

[sysdrum]

Ubuntu like it's parent uses both a name and a point release related only diffrence is date in which the release is dropped vs Number Rev. Now Linux Lite is a child re-spin of a flavor ([X]ubuntu) of a child (Ubuntu) distro of Debian unstable. So by using a Name and a point release it stays true to the past. but has the ability to move forward and diverge. Maybe at some point it will move enough away so that it may no longer follow the Ubuntu LTS and have it's own LTS or at least a base then a upgrade path.[size=78%] [/size]

[altman]

I like the 2.X numbers , should stay that way . But I ll go with what the Team will decide later on .

[riser]

I also would like to see the number scheme continued.  Makes it a lot easier to know what's newer, older, and relative time span between them.

A feature I would love to see is webapp integration, e.g. Google Keeps/Plus/etc, custom url.

[Shady]

I also would like to see the number scheme continued.  Makes it a lot easier to know what's newer, older, and relative time span between them.

This.

I think the number scheme is just nice and simple.

[Teddy]

I think the numbering system is overused, especially in the world of operating systems. The roman numerals idea that misko_2083 mentioned, is certainly a nice alternative to the conventional system, while still being simple to understand.

On a side note: the codename "Citrine" for the next version of Linux Lite, looks and sounds similarly to the car company "Citroën". Maybe that just shows my love of cars a bit too much.

[Valtam]

...the codename "Citrine" for the next version of Linux Lite, looks and sounds similarly to the car company "Citroën". Maybe that just shows my love of cars a bit too much.

Or Cadillac

Sounds fruity to me, the other option was Coral. There just aren't many gemstones that start with C.


Thank you everyone for your honest feedback to date, much appreciated.

[bitsnpcs]

Sounds fruity to me, the other option was Coral. There just aren't many gemstones that start with C.

Carnelian, Celestite, Cerussite, Chalcedony, Charoite, Chiastolite, Chlorite, Chrysanthemum Stone, Chrysocolla, Chrysoprase, Cinnabar are a few in one book I have.
I only found these in the book I looked , I have some other books on the subject and can look in them if it is of any help.

[Valtam]

Carnelian, Celestite, Cerussite, Chalcedony, Charoite, Chiastolite, Chlorite, Chrysanthemum Stone, Chrysocolla, Chrysoprase, Cinnabar are a few in one book I have.
I only found these in the book I looked , I have some other books on the subject and can look in them if it is of any help.

I should have been more specific, what I should have said is that out of all the gems starting with C, there aren't many that are either easily pronounceable, to long or are not more familiar to people than others.

[anon222]

Great. Now we can call them dynasties instead of series.
From Citrine the first to Citrine the fifth will be Citrine dynasty.
Citrine reminds me of lemon. Citrus, Citric acid.
I think Copal is considered a gemstone although it's organic. It's usually full of insects but it would be cool if there was one Lite feather inside.

That just gave me an idea for the wallpapers. We could have series of wallpapers like: feather in a balloon, feather in a lightbulb, feather in a bottle...

[altman]

Ceylon would be good , it s a diminutive of ceylonite .