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what is different in the beta versions of kmeleon? Can the older no beta version work better in an computer with small memory?
what's the vantage of a beta version?
beta only means this one isn't 'officially released'.
But none KM-version now could be 'released' unless the community decides.
And sure, all betas are good-working builds.
I think old versions couldn't boast of being really lighter but the OS can be point of choice - old Win98 cannot work with newer KMs without modern unofficial updates, including kernelex.
And old versions are definitely less compatible with number of modern web-sites.
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what does beta mean?
Posted by:
robert
Date: May 12, 2012 10:26AM
what is different in the beta versions of kmeleon? Can the older no beta version work better in an computer with small memory?
what's the vantage of a beta version?
Re: what does beta mean?
Posted by:
rodocop
Date: May 12, 2012 01:38PM
beta only means this one isn't 'officially released'.
But none KM-version now could be 'released' unless the community decides.
And sure, all betas are good-working builds.
I think old versions couldn't boast of being really lighter but the OS can be point of choice - old Win98 cannot work with newer KMs without modern unofficial updates, including kernelex.
And old versions are definitely less compatible with number of modern web-sites.
_____________________________________
Using K-Meleon-1.6.17db+ / KM-16-S2014
1.6beta2.5 by JamesD
______________________________
Recommending K-Meleon Twin+
Try and discuss it!!!
