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<blockquote data-quote="Broceliande" data-source="post: 77882" data-attributes="member: 20120">As you are talking bout Mantis entries...2 of them were fixed recently,then closed (Major stated ones)1 is still displaying but fixed, only waiting its status to be updatedMany of the resting ones should be or are set to &quot;feedback&quot;, that means they can be reproduced anymore, but as we didn't find the reason of their behavior....they're not removed yet.Some others have simply not been resolved yet...Some other bugs are found by our testers and fixed before they are reported anywhere .IMO the dev team is always in war against bugs, be sure of that.And as said MPod, as told&nbsp; DMan in an annoucement on the main site, we are on the way to a new version, with so many changes.... Some new features and new code parts , will make some bug obsolete, cause their code will have been completely replaced in next version.You said :&quot;Don't get me wrong please, I am not complaining at all!!!&quot;We don't , if you wonder , so others surely do. Just keep in mind that we always keep a main aim : Make it as stable as possibe.Time to invoke the great rtv's work for releasing stability patches.These patches are only designed for final users comfort, that don't want to play with svn's or just can't. Just consider it's an important additional work to release them, because it make a done work being done twice.In conclusion, dont think we're wasting our time in despite of final user's comfort.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Broceliande, post: 77882, member: 20120"] As you are talking bout Mantis entries... 2 of them were fixed recently,then closed (Major stated ones) 1 is still displaying but fixed, only waiting its status to be updated Many of the resting ones should be or are set to "feedback", that means they can be reproduced anymore, but as we didn't find the reason of their behavior....they're not removed yet. Some others have simply not been resolved yet... Some other bugs are found by our testers and fixed before they are reported anywhere . IMO the dev team is always in war against bugs, be sure of that. And as said MPod, as told DMan in an annoucement on the main site, we are on the way to a new version, with so many changes.... Some new features and new code parts , will make some bug obsolete, cause their code will have been completely replaced in next version. You said : "Don't get me wrong please, I am not complaining at all!!!" We don't , if you wonder , so others surely do. Just keep in mind that we always keep a main aim : Make it as stable as possibe. Time to invoke the great rtv's work for releasing stability patches. These patches are only designed for final users comfort, that don't want to play with svn's or just can't. Just consider it's an important additional work to release them, because it make a done work being done twice. In conclusion, dont think we're wasting our time in despite of final user's comfort. [/QUOTE]

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