Jeroen van Aart wrote:
I'm still running 1.3.1 and not thinking of upgrading. One of the reasons being that a number of stable versions were in fact not very stable. So I am not quickly trusting the designation stable to any future releases, unless it has been out in the wild for a while and bug tested. I agree more with a Debian type of philosophy in that regard.
Which is why the version posted to SF is still based on 1.3.3, and has had several point-releases.
1.3.1 does what I need it to do and has proven to me to be very stable. New features in newer versions don't seem significant enough to warrant an upgrade. Although multi threading looks promising.
Indeed. I seriously look forward to being able to promote 2.0. The features and functionality have been greatly improved upon.
Maybe the developer(s) won't support an older version, but there are others on this list who would be willing to help. This list is not limited to the newest bleeding edge, for that there is a beta list, or am I wrong?
There is no specific charter as to what is supported where. I'm currently working on breaking-out the forums to address the various versions more specifically to alleviate the confusion. If anyone has any suggestions, feel free to send them directly to me. Otherwise, I'll be creating what I personally come up with later this evening. Adjustments can be made afterward too, so no worries
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