On 11/9/2019 6:47 PM, Jordan Brown wrote: > Not that I've seen a real problem with bugs, but I'm always in favor > of stability over almost everything else. To respond to Adrian's comment:  when I say "stability" here, I mean lack of bugs.  It shouldn't crash.  It shouldn't corrupt my files.  It shouldn't Do The Wrong Thing.  If I install a new version and it crashes twice in the first day that I'm using it, I'll be moving back to the previous version.  There is literally no improvement that would be worth that kind of regression in reliability. Not, again, that I've seen much of a problem with bugs... and I want to keep it that way. (Actually, I do run into one bug all the time, but I bet that it's in one of my display drivers.  Sometimes the rendering window comes up blank, just menus at the top and buttons at the bottom, and there's sometimes an OpenGL error.  This *seems* to be correlated to which of my two monitors the window initially comes up on.  Once a "good" window is up, I can move it back and forth; similarly, a "bad" window never gets better.  This is on Windows.  I can try to collect more information if anybody is interested.)