I am wondering if Bumptop should consider choosing BETA testers by their computer experience, specifically if BumpTop is generating various errors at this time. Experienced users (such as myself) are more capable of dealing with, and reporting errors, and finding solutions. I don't think that inexperienced users should be blocked out of the picture, but, they may have more difficulties. How does the current selection process work?
Also, I really would like a more general idea about how many system resources BumpTop will end up taking up, as well as how windows for applications are handled.
I would like to say that I am VERY glad to see an employee on the public site forum, this isn't something that you see very often.
How is the BumpTop development getting along so far? Is it considered "stable"? How long should we expect to wait before a "Download Now!" Button is added to the site, without requirement of an invitation code? ("Not Long", I will admit, really doesn't say much at this time... a lot of people, such as myself, have waited nearly a year, sometimes longer, for BumpTop to be released publicly. I myself am quite disappointed at this time, but, continue to wait, since I understand that there are probably quite a few quirks to figure out. I understand that, with a small amount of BETA testers, its easier to manage the bug reports, and direct user help.)
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