Darren New wrote:
Christopher Smith wrote:
Well, these things have become distorted over time, but I always
thought the rules were the following:
Actually, the original meanings were
Alpha: The developers tested it.
Beta: The testing department tested it,
limited numbers of customers get to see it.
Public Release: We've posted it on the internet
for everyone to download and run.
People used to use terms like "feature-complete"
and "stable" and "development version" instead of
distorting otherwise-meaningful labels.
Now, when code that doesn't compile is released
to the public, those labels are pretty meaningless.
Thus endeth my pet peeve rant. :-)
So then, for those definitions Zumastor is pre-alpha and all is well. ;-)
--Chris
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