2,000 updates

[Walter Kranl]

171.01 is the 2,000th update since the release of PSX!

Congratulations, Hardy!

Walter

[Hardy Heinlin]

Oh! I didn't know that. How do you count them? :-)


Cheers,

|-|ardy


Or did mean to say 200?

[Walter Kranl]

I've created an Excel sheet containing all update messages.

Cheers
Walter

[Hardy Heinlin]

You mean for every item within an update?

170.01
170.02
170.03
...
?

[Walter Kranl]

Yes

[Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers]

We're all mad.

[cavaricooper]

Yes we are alles Verrückt nach dem Jumbo

Walter, would you mind sharing... it would be a splendid roadmap... perhaps Hardy will pin the post....

Ta- C

[Walter Kranl]

Hi Carl,

Here is the link:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Y63B-yWpARfNKAQDJnf5aCX1k-NJDtlV/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=116952203759134475174&rtpof=true&sd=true

Walter

[cavaricooper]

Danke!

C

[jeffreymg]

I have had PSX since DOS and Floppies and it is still great. I am 69 yrs old and teach general aviation aircraft and have always loved the Queen. Congratulations on keeping this program running and up to date.

[peb]

I'm no real world (or even sim) pilot but have a background in software development. I have used PSX only for the past 4-5 years and it really is an amazing piece of software. It is very stable and I have yet to see it have any sort of uncontrolled exit or crash or unexpected behaviour; it is quite something to trust that its behaviour to any event or action is correct and not a bug!

But perhaps above all that is the level of knowledge and the response to questions from Hardy. How he can so quickly address quite esoteric and detailed questions and even make changes within hours is quite amazing. He is always polite and not dismissive (unlike some other developers of sim software).

So a big thank you to him. I hope he is proud of what he has produced because he really should be.

[funkyhut]

I'm no real world (or even sim) pilot but have a background in software development. I have used PSX only for the past 4-5 years and it really is an amazing piece of software. It is very stable and I have yet to see it have any sort of uncontrolled exit or crash or unexpected behaviour; it is quite something to trust that its behaviour to any event or action is correct and not a bug!

But perhaps above all that is the level of knowledge and the response to questions from Hardy. How he can so quickly address quite esoteric and detailed questions and even make changes within hours is quite amazing. He is always polite and not dismissive (unlike some other developers of sim software).

So a big thank you to him. I hope he is proud of what he has produced because he really should be.

Totally agree and my thanks too to Hardy and the amazing community you have created.

[Hardy Heinlin]

Thank you, guys.

I believe, when a community gets bigger and bigger, and its core started in a polite atmosphere with open-minded people, that core will attract further open-minded people automatically. It's like a chain reaction. One just needs enough good folks to achieve a tipping point towards the good side :-)


Cheers,

|-|ardy

[MRFarhadi]

Dear Hardy, and the rest of this lovely community,

It is a great honour for me, to find out about this wonderful place. If I had ever seen one, it's been a long time since I saw a developer/mentor more passionate than Hardy. Thank you, sincerely, from the deepest parts of my heart.

Respectfully, in tears of joy,
Reza

[jtsjc1]

Hardy's a class guy. When I had a problem with my install he helped no questions asked. Its a great community here thanks to him and everyone here.