I see the 5.03 beta is only available in a debug version.
Before I go and install this, can anyone tell me:
- if it will run about the same as the regular version?
- how to deal with a growing number of debug logs?
- can this be turned off until required to document an issue?
- any other considerations?
Thanks
5.03 debug version for daily use??
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5.03 debug version for daily use??
Using 5.1 LATEST alpha or beta build on Windows 10, HP laptop, managing 13k tracks
Re: 5.03 debug version for daily use??
Yes, it runs pretty much the same as a regular version. Logs are captured with DebugView, so no log accumulation.
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Re: 5.03 debug version for daily use??
It is however, a fair bit slower starting up I find. And I'm running completely on RAID SSD cards Not a big problem, I just thought it wasn't starting at first. [ed. for spelling]
Re: 5.03 debug version for daily use??
Yes, debug version is mostly at least twice slower to start (based on my tests)
Re: 5.03 debug version for daily use??
Hey Ludek, you're sure it's not a feature? See below:
"I used to think Twitter just loaded a little slowly because that’s how long it took, but it turns out that it’s a feature not a bug. Twitter, Instagram, and other social media sites reportedly artificially lengthen the time between when you click on the app and when the content shows up in it as a way to increase the sense of anticipation—and keep you coming back again and again."
https://lifehacker.com/how-gamification ... 1848352808
"I used to think Twitter just loaded a little slowly because that’s how long it took, but it turns out that it’s a feature not a bug. Twitter, Instagram, and other social media sites reportedly artificially lengthen the time between when you click on the app and when the content shows up in it as a way to increase the sense of anticipation—and keep you coming back again and again."
https://lifehacker.com/how-gamification ... 1848352808