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True, that's an option; but there's been nothing in new releases that justifies going through the effort (for my own n=1, anyway). It's not that the new release
by lukifer 6y ago
True, that's an option; but there's been nothing in new releases that justifies going through the effort (for my own n=1, anyway). It's not that the new releases are awful; they're just a hassle that fail a cost-benefit analysis.
- GnarfGnarf 6y agoI take your point. I don't have a choice, I have to confirm my app runs on the latest version because some of my customers will be going there :o)