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I think the perception comes from people who aren't on the Dev release channel. When I saw you list 14 releases in 2016 alone (!?), I wondered where on earth y
by SyneRyder 10y ago
I think the perception comes from people who aren't on the Dev release channel. When I saw you list 14 releases in 2016 alone (!?), I wondered where on earth you made up that number... until I realized that's the Dev channel. On the Stable channel, the releases have been:
2016: 2 versions
2015: 2 versions (one just a patch for the other)
2014: 1 version
2013: 12 versions
https://www.sublimetext.com/3 https://www.sublimetext.com/3
- falcolas 10y agoQuestion: How frequent would you want the releases to be, considering that this is more-or-less a stable and finished project?
- SyneRyder 10y agoI'm mostly okay with the occasional releases. Once a year feels a little infrequent though? One of the IDEs I use has a quarterly bugfix release schedule. To be honest, I'm less concerned about new features, and more that there will be paid upgrades so the developers keep maintaining the software. I'd probably expect a new major version every 2 or 3 years, with a discounted upgrade price... that would still only work out to $10-$20/year for Sublime Text, which is crazy cheap. I already budget about $100/year just for annual Parallels Desktop upgrades.