What does "date-driven release model with one year period" mean?
SS2.6 in 2006 and SS2.7 in 2007...
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one-year licences?
Date-driven release model?
Date-driven release model?
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Nobody expect to get a lifetime licence for 24USD.Jan Rysavy wrote:We have decided not to offer lifetime licenses.
I guess, most users can live with this solution (me too) but a final not-exceeding 2.xx version would be great.
Btw. Today I tested the SS2.5beta to see what happens if Y2K7.. arrrgghhh!
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Do you mean the expiration of beta versions? There will not be such limit in the final version..me wrote:Btw. Today I tested the SS2.5beta to see what happens if Y2K7.. arrrgghhh!
We apologize for this inconvenience however we don't know the other way to ensure that our beta testers will use latest beta version. The whole update process (core and plugins) will be simplified, we have this task on our internal to-do list. Idealy, it will be one-click or automatic action.
Yes, fine : )Jan Rysavy wrote:Do you mean the expiration of beta versions? There will not be such limit in the final version.
my failure - I forgot beta version are for beta testers, you are right, sorry.Jan Rysavy wrote:We apologize for this inconvenience however we don't know the other way to ensure that our beta testers will use latest beta version.