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Originally Posted by ProfJulie
I do not think this is uncommon at all. I spend quite a lot of time on Pocket PC forums and this seems a common practice there, and I'll bet it is also true with computer updates too. Unless I'm having a serious problem with something, I, personally, do not want to install every build of a product on my device. I'd rather wait until a formal upgrade is released that incorporates all the interim builds leadling up to it.
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My question was if it was common practice to put a version on the devices you sell (which must be a stable and tested version) but not making that version available to previous customers?
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If that's true, contact Bookeen and ask for the latest build, then you should be at the same place with your Cybook as everyone who has gotten a new one.
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I have got the latest build but I am annoyed because it took me some months after it was available before I got it because nobody here knew that it included bug fixes and Bookeen did not tell us. I thought it was just very minor fixes in it and the bug fixes was in another branch in their version control system. That is the danger of assuming that they are following sensible development procedures...