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Better readability and easier on the eyes not using all caps.
And for unknown reasons Ubuntu is the only OS which also uses a codename. This is not the case for Windows, macOS or other Linux distributions so should probably be removed.
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the Ubuntu link mentions the codename because for their release number and codename are often treated equally so the codename is relevant for Ubuntu-related 'services', for example the repos are named, and users may recognize it better than the number.
debian also uses codenames for their release. that other OS don't have that is no reason to remove it from the Ubuntu link. you can open an issue to add "El Capitan" to the mac 10.11 link :)
reported by @foss- https://bugs.launchpad.net/mixxx/+bug/1928766
Currently the download section uses all caps.
Better readability and easier on the eyes not using all caps.
And for unknown reasons Ubuntu is the only OS which also uses a codename. This is not the case for Windows, macOS or other Linux distributions so should probably be removed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: