[xPaw]

Originally Posted by crazyeffect Whynot if I may ask?

It's not your forums, not your right to decide what software should be used here

[Arkshine]

Originally Posted by crazyeffect can donate one of you want

Please donate to me. I'm curious and I would like to test it.

Thanks.

[crazyeffect]

Originally Posted by xPaw It's not your forums, not your right to decide what software should be used here

What the fuck are you talking about? I never said it has to change.
I said that if ever it should change, that I suggest XenForo...

[8088]

Originally Posted by crazyeffect I'm totally against vBulletin at the moment.

Originally Posted by crazyeffect If you make a statement, defend it plox

Originally Posted by crazyeffect If I was BAILOPAN, I'd switch to XenForo ;)

Originally Posted by crazyeffect If you make a statement, defend it plox

[crazyeffect]

I'm totally agains vBulletin because they have screwed up vBulletin 4.

As example I give you vBulletin 4.1.0. Released 1 day and already a serious bug found. The CPU has tripled when running vB 4.1.0.

So they release PL1. Than, another bug is found, Modifications can't be installed corretly,

So they release PL2. That's what it's now. We'll see what PL3 Brings.



And I'd do that because XenForo is built by the developers of vBulletin 3 (that's what this forum is running) and It's great!

[Jelle]

Originally Posted by crazyeffect I'm totally agains vBulletin because they have screwed up vBulletin 4. As example I give you vBulletin 4.1.0. Released 1 day and already a serious bug found. The CPU has tripled when running vB 4.1.0. So they release PL1. Than, another bug is found, Modifications can't be installed corretly, So they release PL2. That's what it's now. We'll see what PL3 Brings. And I'd do that because XenForo is built by the developers of vBulletin 3 (that's what this forum is running) and It's great!

I am running vbulletin v. 4 on my website. I have not found any bugs or any high CPU load yet.

[8088]

Originally Posted by crazyeffect I'm totally agains vBulletin because they have screwed up vBulletin 4.

Since Alliedmodders is running on 3.8.1, how is this relevant?

As example I give you vBulletin 4.1.0. Released 1 day and already a serious bug found. The CPU has tripled when running vB 4.1.0. So they release PL1. Than, another bug is found, Modifications can't be installed corretly, So they release PL2. That's what it's now. We'll see what PL3 Brings.

You blame them for fixing bugs?

And I'd do that because XenForo is built by the developers of vBulletin 3 (that's what this forum is running) and It's great!

Wasn't XenForo that piece of software where you couldn't find the option to make downloads publicly accessible?

Please explain: what exactly justifies a switch from a stable vBulletin 3.8.1 to a beta XenForo installation?

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by 8088 what exactly justifies a switch from a stable vBulletin 3.8.1 to a beta XenForo installation?

The same justification as upgrading to vBulletin 4.

[crazyeffect]

Originally Posted by Jelle I am running vbulletin v. 4 on my website. I have not found any bugs or any high CPU load yet.

You're one lucky guy.

Since Alliedmodders is running on 3.8.1, how is this relevant?

This is the off-topic section, you can also talk about stuff not related to this forum.

You blame them for fixing bugs?

I blaim them for releasing too early, I don't see how they have missed that the CPU was 3 times as high o.0

Wasn't XenForo that piece of software where you couldn't find the option to make downloads publicly accessible? Please explain: what exactly justifies a switch from a stable vBulletin 3.8.1 to a beta XenForo installation?

Yeah, so? I don't see the problem. vBulletin isn't always that easy too.

I have never said a beta should be used. And it will justify nothing. I'm just saying that when vB 3.8 reaches it's EOL, that maybe XenForo is the right option.

[8088]

You win. I can't wait!