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Yeah, with this scheme, let's say you had a mature software at version 1.24.3.Just to add to this a bit, In a nutshell I think standard versioning is A.B.C where
A = Major
B = Minor
C = Patches
There are more specific criteria for each, but that's the broad view of it as I understand it.
If they did a minor bug fix, it would increment to 1.24.4.
If they added a new feature, such as the ability to remember passwords in a web browser, it would increment to 1.25.0.
If they reworked the overall architecture/underlying code, which is a massive undertaking, it would increment to 2.0.0.
Since AVNs aren't as complicated, the versioning varies. For Desert Stalker, the 0 indicates it's not complete, the 16 indicates it's the 16th content release, and the c indicates it's the 3rd bug fix/patch.