0ubuntu12--what is it?

[Jordan Mantha]

On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 8:06 AM, David Groos<djgroos at gmail.com> wrote:
> Howdy--for those of you in-the-know, please enlighten me: what is the, for
> example, "0ubuntu12" in these italc-master updates mean?  It appears that it
> is the same version of italc-master: 1.0.9.1.  Do I have downloads from
> different sources?  How about different installs?  not sure how to read
> this!

It means that the Ubuntu revision number has increased. It is the same
upstream code (1.0.9.1) but each time Ubuntu modifications are made
the 0ubuntuX is bumped up. The "0" part is the Debian revision. A
Debian revision number of 0 means that the particular upstream version
is not in Debian (at least Debian is not the origin of the package
yet). Hope that explains it OK.

-Jordan