Diamonite History

[@yayitsafreakingrandomchannelxd]

Quite weird that the style never changed until 2020
Btw will there be future versions?

[@WindowsXP_YT]

base 1e+(1e+(1e+56)), but after this number, n-1e+(1e+(1e+56)) comes, and repeats up to 1e+(1e+(1e+56)) times, and n^2-1e+(1e+(1e+56)) comes after 1e+(1e+(1e+56))n, and repeats again 1e+(1e+(1e+56)) times and n^n-1e+(1e+(1e+56)) comes after n^1e+(1e+(1e+56)). What's beyond n^n+1e+(1e+(1e+56))?
A) 2n^n-1e+(1e+(1e+56))
B) u-1e+(1e+(1e+56))
If A is the correct answer, then what comes after 1e+(1e+(1e-56))n^n+1e+(1e+(1e+56))?
A) n^(2n)-1e+(1e+(1e+56))
B) u-1e+(1e+(1e+56))
If A is the correct answer, then n will end at 1e+(1e+(1e+56))n^(1e+(1e+(1e+56))n)+1e+(1e+(1e+56))

[@zazatchkadua9067]

would say that both are B

[@WindowsXP_YT]

@@zazatchkadua9067 Are you sure n^n+1e+(1e+(1e+56)) the end of n?

[@zazatchkadua9067]

@@WindowsXP_YT yes

[@leo-or9km]

ANOTHER CHANNEL ABOUT FAN-MADE OPERATING SYSTEMS?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?
HELL NAH BRO

[@WindowsXP_YT]

Diamonite 11.05 (2011)
Diamonite 14.10 (2014)
Diamonite 16.09 (2016)
Diamonite 17.07 (2017)
Diamonite 19.04 (2019)
Diamonite 21.05 (2021)
Diamonite 23.08 (2023)

[@Wind2000channel]

Please do not refer to Windows codenames.
Only original ones or with a reference to something else.

[@WindowsXP_YT]

@Wind2000channel Then, the codenames will become unknown

[@WindowsXP_YT]

@@Wind2000channel An example is Metro as the codename of 13.09

[@Jovian_Man]

@@Wind2000channel Here is the codenames for these versions.
Codenames:
11.05: “Glass”
14.10: “Civilization”
16.09: “Writing”
17.07: “Construction”
19.07: “Ceathairshleasan”
21.05: “Smaragaid”
23.08: “Inbheartu”