Some unfair comments
- Thread starter Juan Conejero
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dchamberlain
Well-known member
As a retired software developer and development manager I can say this: there is no such thing as software without bugs. This is especially true for projects deployed on multiple platforms using different versions of operating systems and hardware configurations. If someone is expecting no faults in technology then they should not be using it.
However, the rest of us understand there will be glitches and being responsible users of technology we must work together with support teams and the community to work towards solutions. This is how we move forward rather than stand still. Testing can at best help to mitigate against frequent problems but it can never fully eliminate issues.
To those who complain, step forward and be part of the solution or stay out of the way.
Dale
However, the rest of us understand there will be glitches and being responsible users of technology we must work together with support teams and the community to work towards solutions. This is how we move forward rather than stand still. Testing can at best help to mitigate against frequent problems but it can never fully eliminate issues.
To those who complain, step forward and be part of the solution or stay out of the way.
Dale
dave_galera
Well-known member
dchamberlain said:
+1 also a software developer and IT director in the commercial main frame sector
Juan,
Please know that there are a host of your users, myself especially included, who would not know what to do without you and your continuing efforts to improve your awesome product. As you know, I have been producing a PI workbook for years now and continue to get requests for it from new users regularly who are discovering everything PI has to offer.
As a user for years now, I would also welcome the opportunity to do any beta testing that may be necessary.
As others have said already, those who appreciate your efforts scoff at those who, without any understanding of all you do, question updates that continue to make PI the only real option for serious astrophotographers.
Best regards,
Jim
Please know that there are a host of your users, myself especially included, who would not know what to do without you and your continuing efforts to improve your awesome product. As you know, I have been producing a PI workbook for years now and continue to get requests for it from new users regularly who are discovering everything PI has to offer.
As a user for years now, I would also welcome the opportunity to do any beta testing that may be necessary.
As others have said already, those who appreciate your efforts scoff at those who, without any understanding of all you do, question updates that continue to make PI the only real option for serious astrophotographers.
Best regards,
Jim
Mmmm ...
Perhaps these negative statements are a result of the these people getting their equipment positioned where the Sun doesn't shine!
As other forum members have stated the majority are very grateful, legitimate users that have the patience and knowledge to not be bothered about such things.
One only has to look at the end results in the gallery.
Keep up the great work!
Perhaps these negative statements are a result of the these people getting their equipment positioned where the Sun doesn't shine!
As other forum members have stated the majority are very grateful, legitimate users that have the patience and knowledge to not be bothered about such things.
One only has to look at the end results in the gallery.
Keep up the great work!