Greetings,
-- New Windows and Linux testing sandboxes have been updated to our latest development build. Go to http://www.instantiations. The last couple of builds have been focusing more heavily on Linux 32 and 64-bit with the new virtual machines. We are working hard to improve the IDE experience on Linux, as well as make sure Linux 64-bit runs solidly on it. In terms of usability, the difference between the IDE in Linux 8.6.3 and our currently builds is dramatic. It's got an updated theme, keyboard shortcuts work, menu popups behave better, code assist works, file dialogs are much improved, browser performance is a lot faster...and so on. We have about @14000 automated tests that we run on our Windows platform. We are working to make sure this works on Linux too. Our last big area on Linux is Sockets. This update includes more fixes so SstHttpClient and friends should work We are working on 1 remaining issue before Seaside should work in 64-bit. The automated test suite also opens/closes browser windows incredibly fast...faster than what any person could do. This is causing chaos with the async queue on Linux because it is sized too small and all the UI events go through it. So we are working to solve this issue so users don't need to worry about seeing the dreaded "async queue overflow" on unix anymore. All
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Seth, thanks for brushing the dust off of the Linux version. This all sounds very good. We currently do most of our development and testing on Windows and cross-package for Linux deployment. This works well, but there are limitations, like the need to actually test external libraries on the target platform. So, at least for us, an improved experience on Linux is a very important step. VAST has gotten so much better over the last few releases, so I really look forward to 9.1 and its Linux improvements. Keep up the good work. Joachim Am Mittwoch, 16. Mai 2018 16:58:05 UTC+2 schrieb Seth Berman:
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