LibreSprite version

[Zughy]

(testing Discussions, cloning #165 )

The latest pre-release says v1.2.1-beta, but LibreSprite says v1.0-dev. Which one makes more sense?

The former is simply a continous from the original Aseprite version (it was forked on 1.1.7), so maybe it can be a nice idea to completely detach from Aseprite as it's (imho) misleading. Also because every time I open LibreSprite, I read "v1.0-dev", so my brain keeps thinking we're on 1.0-dev anyway.

If 1.0-dev is kept we could catch two birds with one stone with the roadmap (#160), that would officially start with 1.0. A nice number to say (according to how that issue is going) we now supports Mac and that we got rid of Allegro 4. I mean, it's a nice place where to start

[maujin111]

The actual version should be called v1.0-beta and when the job with sdl2, JavaScript scripting and macOs support is done. Release the stable one

[Steph155]

Greetings @maujin111
I want to inform you that the official stable v1.0 Windows version of LibreSprite has much lower framerate compared to the earlier 2020 v1.0 dev version. Also, I don't know why but, there are new libs in LibreSprite's folder but in the older version, there were pretty much none.