>...that it needs to constantly be getting new releases...
Well, "needs" is strong, but I do like releases, at least if there is good QA done before the release.
Well, "needs" is strong, but I do like releases, at least if there is good QA done before the release.
Do you like releases specifically? As in the process of downloading and installing an update? I mean I agree, it is indeed satisfying to watch progress bar and feel you’re getting something new in “about 14 minutes (10.2 MB/s)”. /srs
But rationally, we want new features (which is a somewhat finite resource for a terminal emulator) and bugfixes (which only happen if there are bugs). It’s okay for an app to receive no updates if v1.0.6 from 2012 is still working fine.