Unusually, we start the 2.20 beta run at beta 4. But ideally, I would like to get 2.20 out sooner rather than later so don't expect it to grow too much. This list is therefore fluid rather than static and as things crop up, I may decide to add them. With that in mind, I'm not going down the usual route of listing things I will do, rather just list the things I have done, i.e. The problem is, that the big things are often only useful to one or two people (difficult to judge before they actually exist) so prioritizing them is tricky.
You can always re-install the previous release or a previous beta version if this happens - but you should be aware that this can happen!ĭue to the ongoing time constraint problem I have, I still need to either target small wins, things that wont take long but will have a significant impact for people OR a single "big" thing. While it is really useful to be able to test new features before they get into the release version, sometimes a change may break things. Beta versions may contain more bugs (and sometimes more serious bugs)! Several have tested internal betas for a while now and while there were no massive problems, I'm still chasing a couple of bugs that happen so infrequently, its really tricky to find them! The more people using the beta, the more chance of that I hope. So its about time I got this out there and give it a proper run out. With that in mind, last weekend I was finally able to get in a day of action, again more bug fixes mostly and a few little new things (nothing major) to ward off some of the recent comments and requests. I have continued to tinker with XMBC but really haven't had much time to dedicate to it - as life moves on, It is becoming increasing difficult to find time to devote to XMBC, and when I have done, its mostly been to combat little buts rather than add new functionality. There were a few followup releases, fixing issues found in the original 2.19 release. You can donate with PayPal using the donate button.It has been far too long since I released 2.19. I certainly don't expect donations but at the same time, they are very much appreciated. Three years ago, XMBC users made a big difference to our fundraising so be sure to leave a comment mentioning XMBC so I can see how many donations are as a result of you good XMBC users.ĭonations are welcome but please be aware that they will not buy you additional/faster support or new features.
This year, the chosen charity is Motor Neurone Disease Association so perhaps, instead of donating directly to XMBC, you could sponsor us instead. The event, which was postponed from October 2020 due to the pandemic, once again involves a 2000 mile drive around Great Britain in a classic Triumph, all in 48 hours, pretty much non-stop except for food/fuel breaks! We are again taking Andy's rather special Stag saloon, a car that is older than me (and probably in better condition!) Over the first weekend of October 2021, I and two friends will be taking part in the 27th Club Triumph Round Britain Reliability Run.
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