I don't understand. You say "If the major release issued every 6 months was
free of bug, stable and did not require another install/update after barely
one month to correct the most glaring bugs that will not be dramatic"
Every experimented developper know that this argument is the best argument
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It's depends of the final user
let's says for a company (who use dolibarr) and make less than 100K per
month and don't have a lot of externals modules, 2 update per year is easy
for a big company 1 update per year is enough and with dolibarr isn't a
problem to stay in 3.8 and to migrate in 4.0 an
