The Logos 9 Beta Program

Towards the end of a development cycle, Faithlife Corporation will release builds that should be stable enough for daily use - a release candidate (RC).  If no significant bugs are found in release candidate after a short period (a few days), Faithlife will make that release available to everyone (often referred to as 'Gold').  If bugs are found, they'll be fixed in a new release candidate (RC2), and the process continues until no more significant bugs are found.  Service releases (SR) fix signi (…)

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| *[[9.1 >> Logos 9.1]]* | *[[Beta 1 >> 9.1 Beta 1]]* |

| *[[9.1 >> Logos 9.1]]* | *[[Beta 1 >> 9.1 Beta 1]]* |*[[Beta2>>9.1Beta2]]*|

| 2020 | Tue 3 Nov |

| 2020 | Tue 3Nov|Tue10Nov |

| *Build #* | 9.1.0.0006 |

| *Build #* | 9.1.0.0006|9.1.0.0007 |

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!! Understanding different versions

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Logos has two update channels, beta and _stable_. These 'channels' (actually RSS feeds) tell your Logos software when a new version is available. The _*stable*_ channel contains details for Gold release and Service Releases only. The *beta* channel contains details for beta and release candidates (RC), may include service release (if no public Beta available). These tables illustrate recent versions in beta and _stable_ channels:

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| *Beta channel* | 9.1 Beta 1 |

| *Beta channel* | 9.1 Beta1|9.1Beta2|

| _*Stable channel*_ | |

| _*Stable channel*_| | |

 

!!! Manually setting the update channel