Robert Mann wrote:
> Self explaining in title! Dummy question.. but.. can't find
> information easily in the live code account space.
>
> dp = ??
>
> rc = ??
>
> gm = ??
>
> thanks.. !
From the top of the Downloads page at
<http://downloads.livecode.com/livecode/>:
STABLE - These releases are stable public releases.
RC - Short for "Release Candidate", these releases are
feature complete and have been made public to allow
LiveCode developers to test whether they think the
release is stable. Users who find bugs can file them
at http://quality.runrev.com.
DP - Short for "Developer Preview", these releases are not
feature complete and likely to contain bugs. They have
been made public to allow LiveCode developers to
experiment with the latest features and feedback to
the team. Users who find bugs can file them at
http://quality.runrev.com.
"GM" is an older designation for "Stable", harkening back to the days
when software was shipped on CDs: it stands for "Golden Master", and
back in the early days master builds were sent to the disk duplicator
using especially high-quality media which had a golden color.
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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