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From the release notes: > This is a first alpha release Alpha typically means feature complete, but untested and thus unsuitable for general release. You don
by mortehu 10y ago
From the release notes:
> This is a first alpha release
Alpha typically means feature complete, but untested and thus unsuitable for general release. You don't need to use good-looking version numbers for that.
- grenoire 10y agoIt's not even remotely close to being feature complete as of speaking.
- voxic11 10y agoWhat major features are missing? It looks like everything is there.
- striking 10y agoBeta means what you think alpha means. Alpha means that some features are done, but others aren't, and the entire application is still subject to change.
- dtech 10y agoIf that would be what alpha means, there's no way to indicate non-feature completeness...