I thoiuht folks might be interested, plus it's not just me. Anyway I'll stop now as it is causing so much upset.
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I think it's a good service, should also be done for other finder alternatives.
Please don't stop @dbrewood
Thanks. If i get any more objections though i will stop.
Or I can post the URL to the change log and folks can look up when they wish.
Or I can post the URL to the change log and folks can look up when they wish.
Could it be because it serves as an alternative to Finder, which is the topic of this thread? Or perhaps because some of us already use that app?The developer is also very quick to fix issues. In any case, I truly appreciate it.
Yes, don't stop!
I don’t see how reposting information that is readily available elsewhere is of value. While I know that you aren’t the only one doing this, you are the latest person to do so. And I don’t see users of other programs reposting the release notes of the applications they use, which would lead to a disorganized pile of redundant information on this thread.
Well as I've now got it in the neck from two users I'm now stopping posting. Sorry to those guys who did find the information useful. As always, a few spoil things for the others.
Oh I know a lot of you guys do, but now I'm retired and looking to enjoy life I can do without anything that increases my stress levels.
As I say it's the few that spoil for the rest....
As I say it's the few that spoil for the rest....
Yeah, less stress is good.
Bloom is brand new. It's good to know that the developer is pushing out lots of updates. Your posts on the particular updates give us a sense of that. In fact, I suspect the developer is watching this thread and is motivated by your posts. The exact details of the updates are mostly irrelevant, unless there is a particular issue addressed that was discussed in this thread, but knowing the frequency of updates is useful.
A brand new program should have tons of updates, since it's often quite inadequate. The frequency of updates says that this is very early work. It's clearly being developed hand-in-hand with user feedback; that's a good thing. But the pace of change suggests it's too early for me to risk installing. The developer could easily push out a destructive bug if he's going too quickly and not thoroughly testing.
I have a vague sense that lots of Bloom posts seem like a product endorsement. That is a bit of a worry.