>>Q: Would we pick up more users if we did an official release? That is,
>> are there people who will not use the beta, but would start using an
>> official Jmol v10?
>
> The beta is fine; it does what I need it to do which is to display
> colourful molecules on our web page and also to use it as the engine
> behind a database

Good


>>Q: Jmol v10 does not support a number of things that were in Jmol v8.
>> This includes broader file type support, animations, vibrations, etc.
>> Is the absence of these things a *show stopper* for you?
>
> No; but broader file support & vibs would be nice

OK


>>Q: What do *you* recommend?
>
> Don't overburden it with extra 'facilities'

Hmmm ... the problem is that Jmol is trying to please a lot of different
audiences ... so it is hard to decide what is *extra*

I fear that many of the biochemists would say that 'broader file support'
and 'vibrations' are *extras* that they don't need ;-)



Miguel





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