Software release 2.30.26
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Sorry to open a new debate about sleep tracking. I noticed that my sleep tracking is wrong with my vertical.
Vertical uses new Suunto algorithm I hope to see improvement in the next release. -
@Wilson75 you should probably post in 2.30.38, this is not current firmware.
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Any information about next software update?
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@Iggge in the making
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@Egika Any ideas what Suunto is working on?
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@Iggge the usual. Fixing old bugs, introducing new ones, you know, the regular software dev things.
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@Łukasz-Szmigiel said in Software release 2.30.26:
@Iggge the usual. Fixing old bugs, introducing new ones, you know, the regular software dev things.
This comment actually made my day, thanks!
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@Łukasz-Szmigiel hahaha
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@tomasbartko I hope the original comment was a joke but want to remind everyone that human developers work hard and their priorities are governed by Suunto. I would imagine they take pride in their work. When you post imagine how you might feel reading the posts. This is called empathy. There are Suunto employees here that are trying to help. Criticism is great but best if non-personal and not judgemental.
Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing
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@Brad_Olwin I’ll add /s next time so it’s clear
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@Łukasz-Szmigiel @Łukasz-Szmigiel FWIW, I took this as a joke and maybe dose of realism
And I do appreciate the efforts of the developers, as well and Brad, Egika, et al to keep discussion civil, and to keep the forums from descending into chaos.
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@DrSilverthorn indeed.
It’s software. You fix known bugs, develop new features and introduce new bugs. In the process it gets better (hopefully) but essentially that’s that.
Suunto has shown that the software is evolving in good direction and I’m pretty confident about the quality and feature set of upcoming software updates.
It’s just that… Life doesn’t revolve around firmware
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@Łukasz-Szmigiel said in Software release 2.30.26:
@DrSilverthorn indeed.
It’s software. You fix known bugs, develop new features and introduce new bugs. In the process it gets better (hopefully) but essentially that’s that.
Suunto has shown that the software is evolving in good direction and I’m pretty confident about the quality and feature set of upcoming software updates.
It’s just that… Life doesn’t revolve around firmware
Exactly statement of fact! One reason why Suunto has field testers… we have had some unexpected issues introduced with new firmware. I always have a watch running production firmware!
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@Brad_Olwin To be honest I don’t see how the original post was personal or judgemental. I took it as an actually good joke, and I believe others too. I also work in IT, so I know how difficult it is to develop software. And I am sure others know that too.
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@tomasbartko that is the problem with written communication. You never know who is reading it in which way. Emojis can help sometimes…
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@Egika That’s a valid point.
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Man said a joke but few fanboys took it so real. I personally laugh at his post, becouse devs work is not so easy, every repairing one thing could create another one.
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@Tami999 I agree. As someone who worked for 12 years on embedded devices, that’s a reality. If you are a dev, you get it. I certainly do and did.
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