Hi Boris,
Thanks for your reply.
Maybe you are right but probably there is no time and there are no ressources at GT to handle constructive and non-constructive suggestions at all. At least that is how I read the comments. I do understand and respect that but as already mentioned I am not happy with that.
That is why I still stick to it and love it, it is robust and flexible, I never had any serious problems with Links.
I think a lot of people were waiting for that quite a while.
- I would very much like to see GLinks working with users as GComm do ... by User ID rather than username.Should and could be done by "forking" or paying GT. Otherwise I fear nothing will happen in a near future.
YES!
Regards
n||i||k||o
Thanks for your reply.
eupos wrote:
IMO in order for GT to put some love back in GLinks they need constructive suggestions so they can filter the most requested and meaningful features which will make sense developing/including in an eventual future version.Maybe you are right but probably there is no time and there are no ressources at GT to handle constructive and non-constructive suggestions at all. At least that is how I read the comments. I do understand and respect that but as already mentioned I am not happy with that.
eupos wrote:
With that said as a developer at the current state I'm pretty happy with GLinks for the past hers I'm working with it I've never come across another software so robust and yet flexible.That is why I still stick to it and love it, it is robust and flexible, I never had any serious problems with Links.
eupos wrote:
The only problems so far I had were 1 or 2 GT modules which require some updating (in near future).I think a lot of people were waiting for that quite a while.
eupos wrote:
- From security point of view these plain text passwords are no go anymore!!! - I would very much like to see GLinks working with users as GComm do ... by User ID rather than username.
eupos wrote:
Then again apart from these mentioned GLinks still rocks after all these years!YES!
Regards
n||i||k||o
