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<blockquote data-quote="francom13" data-source="post: 158281" data-attributes="member: 3223">Hi MonkeyBoy,I'm now going to reply to some of your post.&quot;Its stupidly SLOW &quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Yes Java is slower but the programers except the slower performance for the cross-platform benifets.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Also on a more recent computer it performs fine. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; They are working on performance issues and the changes are happening over the next few months. &quot;It has some fundamental bugs in&quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Bugs are a part of programing, but they do work hard at fixing the ones that cannot be worked around. If there is a work around it gets fixed promptly.New revisions are released too fast &nbsp; &nbsp; It is released weekly as a Beta version. This is where it gets tested. In an upcomming month there will be an official release that would be put through the testing frenzy before release.&nbsp; &nbsp; This will happen when the GUI change is complete, the performance is optimized some, documentation is finished and bugs are fixed.There seems to be little cohesion of development effort &nbsp; &nbsp; It started out without much cohesion but they have set rules they go by now. They all do it in there free time and have all done a wonderful job.I hope some of this explains some things for you of pcgens point of view.-Matt</blockquote>

[QUOTE="francom13, post: 158281, member: 3223"] Hi MonkeyBoy, I'm now going to reply to some of your post. "Its stupidly SLOW " Yes Java is slower but the programers except the slower performance for the cross-platform benifets. Also on a more recent computer it performs fine. They are working on performance issues and the changes are happening over the next few months. "It has some fundamental bugs in" Bugs are a part of programing, but they do work hard at fixing the ones that cannot be worked around. If there is a work around it gets fixed promptly. New revisions are released too fast It is released weekly as a Beta version. This is where it gets tested. In an upcomming month there will be an official release that would be put through the testing frenzy before release. This will happen when the GUI change is complete, the performance is optimized some, documentation is finished and bugs are fixed. There seems to be little cohesion of development effort It started out without much cohesion but they have set rules they go by now. They all do it in there free time and have all done a wonderful job. I hope some of this explains some things for you of pcgens point of view. -Matt [/QUOTE]

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