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Bjarke
9 months agoNew member | Level 2
Download and installation of desktop app failed on brand new Thinkcentre
Failed to install on a brand new, just out of the box, Thinkcentre. Tried everything, run as administrator, different useraccounts, install from web or download. No good. Read all the help documents....
Bjarke
9 months agoNew member | Level 2
This made it: Stable Build 195.4.4995 - Dropbox Community (dropboxforum.com)
Kind of funny it makes sense to someone to name it the "stable build". Like a shop that sell fresh fish. Whats the alternative? 🙂 Old fish.... Who sells that ...
- Rich9 months agoSuper User II
Bjarke wrote:
Kind of funny it makes sense to someone to name it the "stable build". Like a shop that sell fresh fish. Whats the alternative? 🙂 Old fish.... Who sells that ...
"Stable" is a common term used in software development to refer to a release that is considered (mostly) free of any major bugs or other issues. Before becoming a stable release, software will often be referred to as a "Beta" release which indicates that you could run into issues or bugs while using it. Basically, beta means it's in testing and stable means it's ready for release.
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