Hi Folks :
Don't mean to doubt on Omnigroup solid programming skills (Omni* products ROCK in terms of stability !!!!!!!!) but, when I receive a "upgrade to this new version" and the new version has a "rcX" at the end (from my experience in the Linux world, where rcX sometimes means "beware unless you are a beta") and kind of "let's wait until the version has a stable version" (no rcX)
Am I missing something here ?
What is the meaning (in terms of users confidence) of rcX ?
Should I upgrade without doubts ? (1.0.3 is VERY stable so far)
Saludos
Don't mean to doubt on Omnigroup solid programming skills (Omni* products ROCK in terms of stability !!!!!!!!) but, when I receive a "upgrade to this new version" and the new version has a "rcX" at the end (from my experience in the Linux world, where rcX sometimes means "beware unless you are a beta") and kind of "let's wait until the version has a stable version" (no rcX)
Am I missing something here ?
What is the meaning (in terms of users confidence) of rcX ?
Should I upgrade without doubts ? (1.0.3 is VERY stable so far)
Saludos
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