SeasideTerrier
Well-known member
I've read loads today about how the new BFC App is crap.
I remember trialling the V1.0 'BFC App' ages ago, and only kept it for about 65 days. The operating system was unstable (It was OS.g - [Oyston greed])
The v1.0 'BFC APP' had early visual gremlins and the speed of operation on field tests was a tad sluggish, but I remember it having some good features - especially its ability to sniff out the virus that infected the club. The BFC App knew it wasn't right and self deleted after 65 days. I'd completely forgotten about it.
I remember trialling MS Windows 1.0, that was raw - but it wasn't too resource hungry - similar to the BFC APP v1.0. DOS 6.0 - Code name 'Leedustwizselfsdoon' was doomed. Windows 3 was Blackburn, Vista developed in Oxford and then the BFC App was developed further at Leics (XP-erience) 2000 and then a stable App (development name Abraham) was established at Lincoln. Windows 11 has had a slow take up as many people prefer to stand still rather than switch. Windows 11 might take 4 years to establish itself.
I'm going to give the BFC App v2.0 a go and see how it performs.
Seganti wasn't built in a day, but is here for the long term.
I'm still in version Fan 1.0 - I've never had to change the love I have for the club - other than the virus of OS.g.
Let's all look forward to the 'BFC App 2.0'
I remember trialling the V1.0 'BFC App' ages ago, and only kept it for about 65 days. The operating system was unstable (It was OS.g - [Oyston greed])
The v1.0 'BFC APP' had early visual gremlins and the speed of operation on field tests was a tad sluggish, but I remember it having some good features - especially its ability to sniff out the virus that infected the club. The BFC App knew it wasn't right and self deleted after 65 days. I'd completely forgotten about it.
I remember trialling MS Windows 1.0, that was raw - but it wasn't too resource hungry - similar to the BFC APP v1.0. DOS 6.0 - Code name 'Leedustwizselfsdoon' was doomed. Windows 3 was Blackburn, Vista developed in Oxford and then the BFC App was developed further at Leics (XP-erience) 2000 and then a stable App (development name Abraham) was established at Lincoln. Windows 11 has had a slow take up as many people prefer to stand still rather than switch. Windows 11 might take 4 years to establish itself.
I'm going to give the BFC App v2.0 a go and see how it performs.
Seganti wasn't built in a day, but is here for the long term.
I'm still in version Fan 1.0 - I've never had to change the love I have for the club - other than the virus of OS.g.
Let's all look forward to the 'BFC App 2.0'