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Linux-Is-Best

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  5. Since we are on the topic. I know that @Real Mythotical will soon have his 4.6 running on the latest PHP v8 setup and maybe available to hire.
  6. I was online this morning and noticed the upgrade page here on Invision. But I think my 1st clue that we were on the final release was the bug tracker soon vanished afterward. 😅 I am still waiting on the CKEditor v4 fix that will resolve Mozilla Firefox Mobile. I figure it will be a few months before CKEditor fixes that (that's not an Invision issue, but still). I, of course, also need to figure out why IN_DEV does not work for me. For now, 4.6 is something for me to play with and play with I shall.
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  10. What do we want? Invision 4.6! When do we want it? Now! 😂 All jokes aside, I am going to be the one who issues a side of caution. I also would like to play with all the new bells and whistles, but I would rather a reasonably stable, functional product over a quick release with tremendous issues. For that reason, I would like to see Invision push out another alpha (or early beta) here on the live site before even pushing out a public beta. More than a few items have been labeled as fixed in the bug tracker, which I still see relevant here, and since possible significant changes have been made, I think it best we test them out here first. Rushing a release will not benefit anyone in the long run. The moment the first public beta (download) is available, you know there will be those people who will question everything, putting unwarranted pressure on the development. I just would like to see 1 more notice about an applied update, giving us the chance to dig deep once more before the public beta. I appreciate all the hard work and time the development team has been pushing through. I also want to thank everyone here who has been helping by providing detailed bug reports. Keep up the good work, everyone. 😇 p.s. Bug reports? Linux-Is-Best what on earth are you talking about? https://invisioncommunity.com/4bugtrack/ <-- If you see something, say something, please.
  11. Looking forward to seeing that in the next update. 🙂 Side note: There have been a lot of bugs marked 'fixed' that I am looking forward to seeing too.
  12. One release at a time. 😅 Although it is always good to be mindful of the future too. 😂
  13. That's awesome to know. Thank you kindly for that information. Although at the moment, I plan to further focus on testing everything on my test VPS (virtual private server) and get better acquainted with Invision before considering moving anything into production. I have a whole site where I 'play around' with software (domaintaken.org). Of course, this naturally means I will need to purchase another license once I move into production, as I plan to keep my test site public. 😉
  14. I want to take the opportunity to thank the development team here at Invision. I know bug fixing is not always exciting. But the actual test of any development team is taking the challenge head-on, striving to better a product before a release. Thank you for all the hard work you are putting in, and thank you for your time, consideration, and patience. 🤩 I also want to thank everyone here, yes, YOU too (reader), who helped test the latest release here on Invision's support site and submitted a detailed bug report. You, too, are part of the process, and your diligence in paying close attention to detail while taking the time to point out what you noticed, really can and does make a difference. Thank you for your time, consideration, and patience. 😎 I am excitingly looking forward to the first alpha or beta I can download, install, and test. 🙂

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