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The length of the beta is likely a function of the number of features of the given app. I would think that most apps wanting to compete in this space would be u
by _underfl0w_ 8y ago
The length of the beta is likely a function of the number of features of the given app.
I would think that most apps wanting to compete in this space would be up against apps with insane amounts of features - think Adobe software - which would require a certain amount of time to test/fix per "feature". The same might be true of, for example, a Microsoft Office competitor. Lots of legacy functions tucked away in those apps.
Just speculating since I've only personally tried fumbling around in Inkscape <5 times in my life, but it might explain the phenomenon.
- prokoudine 8y agoThe original versioning was designed with SVG 1.1 compliance in mind. At some point the figured out they aren't ever going to support 100% of SVG, so they jumped from 0.48.x to 0.91 (it was originally intended to be 0.49), and now they are jumping from 0.92.x to 1.0 :)