[ehaber]

I agree, but I would point out that with Avid's current method of updates, saying "these are ”dot” releases meaning mainly bug fixes" is no longer true. That is, all Pro Tools updates start with the year it comes out, and all have a "dot" referring to the month it comes out. All have some feature updates and some bug fixes. If they do another update that you might consider a major and important update, they can just as easily release it in October as May, so it's up to you to look at what's in a new update to see if the features are important enough for you to adopt it even if your system is working fine. You simply can't tell because it ends with .10 versus .5 versus .1 whether or not it's a release with important feature additions.