2020.9 stability...

[reichman]

...is outstanding. Ten long work days logged with 2020.9.0 Ultimate Native on Mojave with a trashcan, zero crashes, no unexplained beachballs. This release feels like a rock.

[Eric Lambert]

Glad to hear that. It gives me hope. It's not been quite as rock solid here (daily crashes with sessions which use VIs), but it does feel slightly more buttoned-up than the previous version.

[WorldStudios]

I was thinking just yesterday that this version has been unusually stable.

[JFreak]

Must be the new splash screen

[midnightrambler]

Originally Posted by JFreak

Must be the new splash screen

Sort of bothers me that the circular logo isn't in the middle if I'm honest, like a whole mix being a bit lopsided. Still, I'm glad to see the engineers are making use of their spare time and aren't just sitting around twiddling their thumbs while there are no bugs that need fixing.

[Emi]

Originally Posted by JFreak

Must be the new splash screen

And it’s different in .1 version.

[reichman]

Originally Posted by Eric Lambert

Glad to hear that. It gives me hope. It's not been quite as rock solid here (daily crashes with sessions which use VIs), but it does feel slightly more buttoned-up than the previous version.

Except for the MiniGrand in my template, I don't usually have VIs running.

[peapodpost]

I agree with this thread. I think the fact that there are five (!) supported macOS releases says something.


The last time that happened was 2019.6, which was also stable IME.



And the last time before that was PT 7.4, which if memory serves, was pretty solid!!!

[cqd]

What's it like in Windows 10?..I rolled back after the bug..

[daeron80]

Originally Posted by cqd

What's it like in Windows 10?..I rolled back after the bug..

Perfect so far. My Windows machine is only for composing at home. So, I'm not running it all day. But after roughly 10 hours total use, not a hitch. Vanilla, 5 year old custom i7 desktop machine with only 16 GB RAM. Firewire interface.