Hi :)
That 3rd digit is roughly the equivalent of "Service pack". So usually the higher it is the more
stable it is. Of course even just bug-patches and fixes can sometimes introduce unexpected
problems that might not get caught by QA.
The best answer, imo, is to keep a very stable version that you are happy enough with on all the
machines you look after especially ones that have limited access or that you can't reach easily.
Then on 1 machine find some way of being able to test-drive an occasional beta-test versions before
it gets released. Preferably do about 1 per branch. The problem is that things you might care
about deeply might not even be getting used by other people at all. So it's only you that might
notice. So if you didn't test-drive then the problem might never be found. Also it's better to do
your testing on a beta release rather than a full release because it's during the early beta stage
that the most devs are the most focussed on the 1 single version and trying to solve the most
problems quickly. Also it's when the fewest other people are making bug-reports.
There are various ways you could make sure you have access to 1 version for use for work that has a
dead-line and another version that you can just use to try things out and make sure it all works.
Regards from
Tom :)
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From: Amit Choudhary <contact.amit.choudhary.india@gmail.com>
To: "users@global.libreoffice.org" <Users@global.libreoffice.org>
Sent: Friday, 26 July 2013, 3:35
Subject: [libreoffice-users] 4.0.3
Hi,
I was using 4.0.2 and then I downloaded 4.0.3 but 4.0.3 is not as stable as
4.0.2. So, now I am downloading 4.0.4.
I am more interested in stable and feature rich (optional) software rather
than frequently released software.
Stablility is very important because a non-stable software / software
having many bugs results in loss of time and frustartion.
Amit
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