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What leads you to think it's coming sometime soon?

We might see 1.10, 1.11, 1.12, etc. before we ever get to 2.0.

-- Walt
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Then there are major and paid releases after (for example) BBEdit 12.6 jumps to 13.0

I recall software versions going from 5.4 to 5.5 and requiring a payment for the upgrade even though 5.0 to 5.4 was free and 5.5 on up to 5.8 were free upgrades.

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21 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

What leads you to think it's coming sometime soon?

We might see 1.10, 1.11, 1.12, etc. before we ever get to 2.0.

Nah, they haven't done that yet going from 1.(digit) to the next. So I expect the same, now how long it takes to get to 2.0 is another thing lol. I'm just excited!

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7 minutes ago, evtonic3 said:

Nah, they haven't done that yet going from 1.(digit) to the next.

which contains:
 

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In relation to the original question I would point out that we are not working to a decimal system in that 1.8 and 1.9 do not automatically lead to 2.0 next. There is nothing really to say if we will go from 1.8 straight to 2.0 or equally we could go (for example) from 1.7 to 1.8 to 1.9 to 1.10 to 1.11 before 2.0.

Feel free to be excited, but you may need to sustain that level of excitement for a few years :)

(Or maybe they'll announce it tomorrow. But that was equally true any time since Patrick made that post nearly two years ago.)

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19 minutes ago, evtonic3 said:

Nah, they haven't done that yet going from 1.(digit) to the next. So I expect the same, now how long it takes to get to 2.0 is another thing lol. I'm just excited!

Yes they have gone from x.0.y to x.9.y so why not  x.10.y and x.11.y

I think what walt and I are trying to say is that the . (dot) is just a separator, it is not a decimal equivalent. 

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But, now that 1.9.3 has been released without any beta versions, may we expect that the next beta that shows up will provide the answer?

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23 minutes ago, RNKLN said:

But, now that 1.9.3 has been released without any beta versions, may we expect that the next beta that shows up will provide the answer?

One of the Developers has mentioned a 1.9.4 release, so we won't know immediately.

-- Walt
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Read this and weep, @RNKLN

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13 hours ago, jmwellborn said:

Read this and weep

Rumour has it that 1.9.4. is going to be a major release. 😀

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Isn't it time to consolidate, fix all of those long time persistent bugs Boolean operations, more reliable convert to curves etc. 

Then move on to additional features. Adding features at the moment just appears to break something. The dream I had when Affinity Designer was first announced is unfortunately still a dream.

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+1 with regard to bug fixes.

While I'm excited to see what the future holds for Affinity, I'd feel much more optimistic about it if it didn't come with an ever growing set of long-standing bugs. 

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Well with the timelines Serif has released in the past 2.0 could possibly show up end of year or early next. All the bug fixes might be 1.10, 1.11 etc.

December 2015 - 1.4

December 2016 - 1.5

November 2017 - 1.6

June 2019 - 1.7

March 2020 - 1.8

February 2021 - 1.9

Fixing all the bugs with some usability fixes and updates of current features would be a good foundation to introduce brand new features later.

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23 hours ago, dsnaps12 said:

All the bug fixes might be 1.10, 1.11 etc.

Of course, they could also use 1.9.X for bug fixing releases (in order to reserve 1.10, 1.11 etc. for minor new features).

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On 4/30/2021 at 12:47 PM, RNKLN said:

Of course, they could also use 1.9.X for bug fixing releases (in order to reserve 1.10, 1.11 etc. for minor new features).

That has largely been the pattern so far (except that not all of the new features are all that "minor").

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