In the real (read 'commercial app') world, I've noticed that version numbers go something like this (not all version numbers shown):
- 0.2
 // It's not even working on our developper's PC - 0.4
 // We can't sell that yet - 0.8
 // We are trying to sell it - 1.0
 // We are selling it - 1.1
 // Now it works, we swear - 1.4
 // OK, now it's stable - 2.0
 // We know you wouldn't shell out for version 1.5 - 3.0
 // Just to keep you updating - 9
 // Honestly we lost track of the minor number too - 13
 // No real difference with version 9 - 2005
 // Well, our customers were losing track of the major version number too, so that'll make it easier for them - 2008
 // Hey fatty, time to upgrade, you previous one is 4 years old now, can't you count ? - 2010
 // No change, but, hey, time passes fast - 1.0
 // We had to rename it 
Source: http://linux.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=2196142&cid=36286508
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