cool changes
I hope we can have an stable version soon
Topic: Bitcoin Core 0.10.0rc1 has been released - page 2. (Read 6857 times)
So, we could easily end up on version 0.957.3 (3rd maintenance release of the 957th enhancement release of the original code base) some day if there is no compelling reason to change the first digit of the version number.
Use the Mozilla system, then it will be at 40.0.0 by Valentines day.
good work and the increased syncing is great!
I've yet to test this with TOR.
Thanks Danny. It is unjust that you are not labelled as a "Legend" on here.
Titles never really impress me much.
Legendary comes at a random interval between 775 and 1030 activity.
At the moment, I've got 924 activity, so I'm in the proper range, but just haven't yet reached my personal random value.
Since activity increases by 14 every 2 weeks, I should reach "Legendary" sometime in the next 15 weeks.
good work and the increased syncing is great!
With most of the software version numbering systems I've been involved in:
- Incrementing the first number represents a major change in the architecture and underlying design of the software.
- Incremening the second number represents new enhancements, and significant bug fixes
- Incrementing the third number represents minor bug fixes and very small changes to features (often considered a "maintenance release")
So, we could easily end up on version 0.957.3 (3rd maintenance release of the 957th enhancement release of the original code base) some day if there is no compelling reason to change the first digit of the version number.
Interestingly, we often see altcoins trying to represent themselves as "Bitcoin 2.0" which is rather entertaining since there hasn't even been a "Bitcoin 1.0" yet.
Thanks Danny. It is unjust that you are not labelled as a "Legend" on here.
But still I am waiting for final version. 
You mean the stable version of 0.10.0 I'm assuming?
But still I am waiting for final version.
You mean the stable version of 0.10.0 I'm assuming?
But still I am waiting for final version.
You mean the stable version of 0.10.0 I'm assuming?
Good work guys. keep it up. This is great improvement. But still I am waiting for final version.
you can wait a long time, my friend ... all P2P freeware are in a "done" version (like 0.50a ... 1.16.23 or 0.89g).
v1.0 is marketing.
Good work guys. keep it up. This is great improvement. But still I am waiting for final version.
Can someone tell me how the version numbering works?
I was sure after all the 0.9.x versions the next was logically.....1.xxxx
0.1 + 0.9 = 0.10
Really guys??
There is a reason it has 0.10.0. After 9 comes 10, or did you not go to primary school? I was sure after all the 0.9.x versions the next was logically.....1.xxxx
0.1 + 0.9 = 0.10
Really guys??
Thanks for the condescending response. I'm sure women find this attractive.
With most of the software version numbering systems I've been involved in:
- Incrementing the first number represents a major change in the architecture and underlying design of the software.
- Incremening the second number represents new enhancements, and significant bug fixes
- Incrementing the third number represents minor bug fixes and very small changes to features (often considered a "maintenance release")
So, we could easily end up on version 0.957.3 (3rd maintenance release of the 957th enhancement release of the original code base) some day if there is no compelling reason to change the first digit of the version number.
Interestingly, we often see altcoins trying to represent themselves as "Bitcoin 2.0" which is rather entertaining since there hasn't even been a "Bitcoin 1.0" yet.
Ok then, the men pretending to be women 
Can someone tell me how the version numbering works?
I was sure after all the 0.9.x versions the next was logically.....1.xxxx
0.1 + 0.9 = 0.10
Really guys??
There is a reason it has 0.10.0. After 9 comes 10, or did you not go to primary school? I was sure after all the 0.9.x versions the next was logically.....1.xxxx
0.1 + 0.9 = 0.10
Really guys??
Thanks for the condescending response. I'm sure women find this attractive.
Women on the Internet. LOL!
Can someone tell me how the version numbering works?
I was sure after all the 0.9.x versions the next was logically.....1.xxxx
0.1 + 0.9 = 0.10
Really guys??
There is a reason it has 0.10.0. After 9 comes 10, or did you not go to primary school? I was sure after all the 0.9.x versions the next was logically.....1.xxxx
0.1 + 0.9 = 0.10
Really guys??
Thanks for the condescending response. I'm sure women find this attractive.
Testing. Thanks core devs.
Can someone tell me how the version numbering works?
I was sure after all the 0.9.x versions the next was logically.....1.xxxx
0.1 + 0.9 = 0.10
Really guys??
There is a reason it has 0.10.0. After 9 comes 10, or did you not go to primary school? I was sure after all the 0.9.x versions the next was logically.....1.xxxx
0.1 + 0.9 = 0.10
Really guys??
Can someone tell me how the version numbering works?
I was sure after all the 0.9.x versions the next was logically.....1.xxxx
0.1 + 0.9 = 0.10
Really guys??
I was sure after all the 0.9.x versions the next was logically.....1.xxxx
0.1 + 0.9 = 0.10
Really guys??
Nice new features, thanks for all the hard work everyone!
when the "delete address" will be added? it's not that important i know, but it's always a plus to have
You mean the option of deleting an address from a wallet?Interesting, request, it would definitely be very useful.
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