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seems pretty much bug free to me unless, of course, it's something i made.
You should not be able to crash the engine no matter what you put in your D-Mod. Therefore also no matter who makes it.
that doesn't sound like 1.08's fault
How about this: You have one car that always works, and one that explodes whenever you take a left turn. And each car has a driver. The driver of the second car knows he should never take a left turn. Are you saying that the other person is a bad driver, because he takes left turns all the time?
People who develop on Freedink aren't working around all the bugs in 1.08. It's not their fault those bugs are in it. People who develop on 1.08 are working around all the bugs in Freedink, because there are (almost) none.
So sure, if you want your software to work everywhere, you should develop on the most broken system you can find. That's 1.08. But since Freedink is better and also works everywhere, you can also just tell your users to stop using the broken system.
the most common audio format in existence
I don't even know which format you're referring to. Wav? Mp3? Both work fine on GNU/Linux.
You should not be able to crash the engine no matter what you put in your D-Mod. Therefore also no matter who makes it.
that doesn't sound like 1.08's fault
How about this: You have one car that always works, and one that explodes whenever you take a left turn. And each car has a driver. The driver of the second car knows he should never take a left turn. Are you saying that the other person is a bad driver, because he takes left turns all the time?
People who develop on Freedink aren't working around all the bugs in 1.08. It's not their fault those bugs are in it. People who develop on 1.08 are working around all the bugs in Freedink, because there are (almost) none.
So sure, if you want your software to work everywhere, you should develop on the most broken system you can find. That's 1.08. But since Freedink is better and also works everywhere, you can also just tell your users to stop using the broken system.
the most common audio format in existence
I don't even know which format you're referring to. Wav? Mp3? Both work fine on GNU/Linux.
