> I think I am the first to ask, because most USERs are still using the > 0.15. And there it was implemented differently.
Well, they should just switch to 0.16: it's so much better. > How do you handle the need to have different settings for rollouts? I > guess you have also some quick and dirty settings and some more precise? In 0.16 you can save/load rollout settings in separate files, so that when you want to do a rollout you just have to pick one of your favorite settings. [BTW small bug : the .gnubg\rol directory doesn't get created when installing from scratch/at first startup. If you try to load a rollout setting file you get an error. If you save one the directory gets created and loading no longer causes the error]. > I don't want to change the settings all the time. And as there are not > yet the possibility to save different sets of settings, my work-around > was to install gnubg several times on my computer. That worked fine with > 0.15. But this possibility got killed by the different implementation > with 0.16. > > If you want my vote: Give me this 0.15 feature back! It wasn't a feature, it was a flaw. I think 0.16 solves the issue much better than your workaround in 0.15. MaX.
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