I always thought the first of the last digits was indicative of a newer release...as in the 6 in the 66 was higher than the 1 in 148...or is it just linear...the 148 is higher than the 66? Thanks!

The .148 is higher than the .66

But .148 < .66

All joking aside, for software the rule is that if the number is higher then it's newer. Forget the decimal point because it's not representative of that. So, like ^^^ said 148 is higher then 66.

Confuses me! Throw out all your math.

It's not even a decimal point. It's just a dot to separate groups of numbers.

That's why I said this...

so obviously this sentence implies that the "decimal point" in this case (based on what the OP was thinking) is actually NOT a decimal point.

Thanks for playing. Are you more confused now, because I gots more.