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It definitely matters.It definitely matters.Posted Apr 4, 2008 15:47 UTC (Fri) by rsidd (subscriber, #2582)In reply to: It definitely matters. by beoba Parent article: OpenSSH 5.0 released
Another example: OpenSSH 1.x -> OpenSSH 2.x. Of course, they were following the lead of commercial SSH in this.
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It definitely matters. Posted Apr 5, 2008 7:37 UTC (Sat) by djm (subscriber, #11651) [Link] Cranking the major version mattered back when we were making major functional improvements or incompatible change. OpenSSH 2.0 brought in SSH protocol version 2 support for the first time. OpenSSH 3.0 changed some defaults in a way that could affect some users. Nowadays OpenSSH is a mature product, so we just increment the version when we do a timed (~every 6 months) release.
It definitely matters. Posted Apr 6, 2008 22:13 UTC (Sun) by smoogen (subscriber, #97) [Link] Thankyou for the multiple explanations djm.
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