Feneroin

I think IPS Team release Final v5 on February 5 😶

I think you'll wait still a week 🤪

Soo. Tomorrow or thursday? 🤪

Ahh sorry. I confused it with 4.7.30 For a moment I confused 4.0.17 with 4.0.1.7 😅

4.7.3...never released yet 😬

No, there is no plan. You've not understood what I want say. They've not a plan like "we'll release 15 alpha, 5 beta, 3 rc version". You can't planning that. It's depending to bugs and their fix. Some bugs need some minutes, some needs hours... And i know their slogan since v2 "It'll be released When it's ready" It's a TradeMark 😅

They have no plan, only bug fix and release when it's ready 😅

I don't know if i'll live until tomorrow...

No, 16 Alpha! Then Beta 1 last week and probably beta 2 in next week

I do not agree. Because until now I was paying 40$ for 6 months of support and updates(using only forum). Moreover, after the period was over, I could make my next payment after 2, 3 or even 4 years, to get the new update, I was comfortable for years by paying 40$, but now you are starting to force us for 200$ every 2 years. I am sorry, I will give up the IPS forum that I have been using since 2007 and I know that I am not alone, and I will not be. Most people still do not know that "If we do not renew the license by paying 200$ after 2 years of the license expiration, it will be canceled and then we will have to pay 500$ to get a new license". IPS Team is destroying itself, unfortunately...

Even if we are just using the forum? I think it is a ridiculous and far-fetched situation. and that also Licenses that expire without payment will immediately lose access to support, upgrades, spam prevention, geo location, and more. Licenses left expired for more than 24 months will be expired permanently and cannot be renewed, but you may purchase a new license for full price Not everyone can afford to pay $200 at once. I think it's time to move on to another forum...

Hello For non-classic license owners will upgrade to v5 when final version is out or need to change to Classic version?

Exactly

in the main path where the index is...