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0.3b - wrong download link? - Whizion - 21.08.2010

http://www.sa-mp.com/download.php

It says: SA-MP 0.3b R2 Client, but SA-MP 0.3b isn't in R anymore?

Is this a good link or?

Re: 0.3b - wrong download link? - Karlip - 21.08.2010

Bugfix release today.

Re: 0.3b - wrong download link? - woot - 21.08.2010

http://files.sa-mp.com/sa-mp-0.3b-install.exe

Re: 0.3b - wrong download link? - Calgon - 21.08.2010

They probably forgot to include something and had to release a quick update. In the public BETA (if you noticed), the updates were entitled 'Release Candidates':

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The term release candidate (RC) refers to a version with potential to be a final product, ready to release unless fatal bugs emerge. In this stage of product stabilization, all product features have been designed, coded and tested through one or more beta cycles with no known showstopper-class bug.
Then it was taken out of the RC stage, now each update is deemed as a release (that's what the 'R' now stands for). I think.

Re: 0.3b - wrong download link? - Dark_Kostas - 21.08.2010

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This is not R2, which means its not the last one, neither have the bug fix(that R2 has[idk which, but thats why its called R2]).

Re: 0.3b - wrong download link? - Whizion - 21.08.2010

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They probably forgot to include something and had to release a quick update. In the public BETA (if you noticed), the updates were entitled 'Release Candidates':



Then it was taken out of the RC stage, now each update is deemed as a release (that's what the 'R' now stands for). I think.
Thanks, really nice explanation.