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<blockquote data-quote="mbuzina" data-source="post: 889604" data-attributes="member: 12382">Any skin/plugin that targets 1.3 Alpha must be Alpha too, so the same is true for MP and skins&amp;plugins, Alpha is the dangerous land you should only walk into if you know what to do (you don't just walk into an alpha build).&nbsp;Also side-by-side is a great idea, but I guess it will be very hard for the tvserver component to work. The config issue is another one. Currently for me to, 1.3 Alpha is not prime time ready, but which alpha ever is? Remember the olden days with the nightly builds? Some people even had the install of them automated. So if they want to be on the bleeding edge, it is their issue.&nbsp;As for Avallonis and 1.3.0: Since there is a rather large change in skin engine in this version, each skin dev has to fork his/her development. So cul8er prefers doing the new stuff first, that is OK for me, he will provide an update for the existing version too.&nbsp;TL;DR;&nbsp; We will not invent a new development &amp; release model that satisfies all needs, so let's stick to proven methods.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mbuzina, post: 889604, member: 12382"] Any skin/plugin that targets 1.3 Alpha must be Alpha too, so the same is true for MP and skins&plugins, Alpha is the dangerous land you should only walk into if you know what to do (you don't just walk into an alpha build). Also side-by-side is a great idea, but I guess it will be very hard for the tvserver component to work. The config issue is another one. Currently for me to, 1.3 Alpha is not prime time ready, but which alpha ever is? Remember the olden days with the nightly builds? Some people even had the install of them automated. So if they want to be on the bleeding edge, it is their issue. As for Avallonis and 1.3.0: Since there is a rather large change in skin engine in this version, each skin dev has to fork his/her development. So cul8er prefers doing the new stuff first, that is OK for me, he will provide an update for the existing version too. TL;DR; We will not invent a new development & release model that satisfies all needs, so let's stick to proven methods. [/QUOTE]

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