Being behind a few releases isn’t that bad, honestly. At least you’re certain it’s going to be well tested and the majority of problems have been ironed out. And there’ll be documentation already on how to fix things or work around certain missing features if that ever occurs. It’s much less of a hassle.
Being behind a few releases isn’t that bad, honestly. At least you’re certain it’s going to be well tested and the majority of problems have been ironed out. And there’ll be documentation already on how to fix things or work around certain missing features if that ever occurs. It’s much less of a hassle.