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Input Thank you for Onyx!
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The general availability (GA) is early November. Stay tuned, it's soon!
But, it is release build and we are working on the next Plesk version already
https://www.plesk.com/onyx/
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The general availability (GA) is early November. Stay tuned, it's soon!
But, it is release build and we are working on the next Plesk version already
https://www.plesk.com/onyx/
The next version already? As in 17.5?
No, I didn't spot any kind of easter egg yet...
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I don't think that it is a good idea, to NOT separate Linux and Windows... maybe you will remember my dislike, when people willing to help forum users, will ask for the hundreds/thousands time "Which OS are you using" ?
Apart from this little dislike ( which has got absolutely nothing to do with Plesk itself ^^ ), Plesk Onyx is really the best, what Plesk/Odin/Parallels ever invented. Great new version! Thaaaaank you!
Starting with Onyx we dropped version numbers completely as part of the new product naming convention and only relate to a version number for internal tracking purposes. Therefore next version will be named with something like "Onyx" but not "Onyx"
More detail you can find in this article https://devblog.plesk.com/2016/05/plesk-12-5-17-a-matter-of-dyscalculia-plesk/
Starting with Onyx we dropped version numbers completely as part of the new product naming convention and only relate to a version number for internal tracking purposes. Therefore next version will be named with something like "Onyx" but not "Onyx"
More detail you can find in this article https://devblog.plesk.com/2016/05/plesk-12-5-17-a-matter-of-dyscalculia-plesk/
Ah, I understand. Can you spoil a bit of features coming in the next version?
It's too early to talk about the new features in the next version
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