Nobody knows anything these days, it seems. I would also appreciate 64-bit support because in less than a month I'm going to be upgrading my system and 64-bit stuff looks awfully tempting...

Of course, we're all allowed to celebrate Easter   Fingers crossed that when the answer does come (aka some time next week), it'll be the one we want to hear.

*oops, it dbl posted*

Well Considering what we've been seeing coming out in the form of Impulse,My Colors,Dreamscape,IP4 Alpha. They have been hard at work, and the new stuff all is very impressive. 


With all the Huge Changes Etc going about, I cant wait to see whats in store for OD..  

Me neither. ODP is the main product from Stardock that I use so sometimes I shed a tear seeing all the goodness coming out...but nothing for me 64-bit support is an essential component and, personally right now, I wouldn't use/buy any software that doesn't have it.



Well considering no one else is complaining then I think that people aren't getting a clear picture of what's happening. Besides, this thread is about 1.95 update so I shared my thoughts about it. If they are complaints then so be it. Let's not pretend that everything is rosy and birds are singing when it comes to ODP, shall we?

I'm sure it's a well-known fact that different people can have different experiences on the same setup, so your ride into the sunset isn't necessarily indicative that there are no issues that need to be dealt with.



Those who happy wouldn't complain, but those who aren't happy have every right to and it's that group that SD needs to concentrate on.



Be my guest and take that into WindowBlinds section of this forum, thanks Though I'm suprised at that because last summer's 5.51 update was supposed to get WindowBlinds up to speed on Vista 64-bit. You would have thought that they would have migrated it from 5.51 to 6, wouldn't you? Just shows...

It also shows that, in comparison to WindowBlinds users, ODP users has been left out in terms of updates in the past calendar year. It also shows that to update from 1.9 to whatever the next release will be it's taking Stardock almost 2 and a half times longer than it took them to go from 1.5 to 1.9.



No denying, Vista has been more or less a headache for devs. However, all the problems I'm having right now are not OS-related. There seems to be a basic lack of info about when betas and updates will be released. Yes, Big Guys need time. However, it's this lack of information for stable build users about when updates will come and non-existent 2-way relationship between beta testers and devs and subsequent lack of proactive feedback that creates the impression that nothing is being done. It's all well and good us being told that they are hard working, but show us the goods and back those words up.