Sentora update Information

[TGates]

Jettaman and myself have been extremely busy trying to get this update out. It seems like every time we are ready to release it, we find more major bugs to squash. If they were minor, we would have released v2.0.1 a while back and made incremental updates as we fixed the bugs. Thanks for being so patient as we prepare this next release. There have been so many changes and fixes, this may be a v2.1.0 version. Keep watching and sending us your feedback!

TBH, Jettaman and myself want to only release the best version we can. In doing so, every little bug we find we have to fix even if it can wait for another version. We also have some great future plans and ideas already in the works. (This also slows us down because we want to add them to the next release.)

Remember, currently it's only myself and Jettaman supporting this entire project! We need more dedicated developers, testers and support staff.

Thanks for hanging in there with us!

[Jerr]

Jettaman and myself have been extremely busy trying to get this update out. It seems like every time we are ready to release it, we find more major bugs to squash. If they were minor, we would have released v2.0.1 a while back and made incremental updates as we fixed the bugs. Thanks for being so patient as we prepare this next release. There have been so many changes and fixes, this may be a v2.1.0 version. Keep watching and sending us your feedback!

TBH, Jettaman and myself want to only release the best version we can. In doing so, every little bug we find we have to fix even if it can wait for another version. We also have some great future plans and ideas already in the works. (This also slows us down because we want to add them to the next release.)

Remember, currently it's only myself and Jettaman supporting this entire project! We need more dedicated developers, testers and support staff.

Thanks for hanging in there with us!

 

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