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There is one in Spiceworks, you get two hints:
- It is in a part of Spiceworks that I worked on in 4.0
- It is a famous code
Can you find it?
Jay (Co-founder & VP Marketing of Spiceworks) is planning on doing a bit of travelling over the next few months. He’s planning on meeting up with press, bloggers and business partners about the Spiceworks 4.0 launch happening very soon.
He’s also going to give up some off his time to meet with us the users to chat about Spiceworks, 4.0, and well anything IT…
Join Jay and other SpiceHeads for a pint or two, the dates so far are:
10 June – New York City
15 June – London (Ill be there)
16 June – Amsterdam
17 June – Munich
Spiceworks 4.0 is set to be out of beta soon… Get ready for it… Its going to be big… Its going to be free… Its Spiceworks 4.0
The second build of the Spiceworks 4.0 beta is now available for you to try out. Testing and feedback from you is an integral part of every release cycle and we appreciate the time and effort you put into giving us the feedback. In addition, you’ll be sure that the final release is a seamless upgrade for you.
This version brings many bug fixes over 850 at the last count (ok why they had 850 buts well never know…) but it also brings…
We strongly caution you against using the beta in production. If you hit a serious bug you may have to start from scratch!
Are you intrested in having a look at whats happening in Spiceworks 4.0 why not have a look though the below images.
Spiceworks have just dropped a huge hint they are planning on getting Spiceworks out off beta within the next month.
The release of Spiceworks 4.0 will be HUGE, with major new features and huge bug fixes including Speed it will knock your socks off.
If you haven’t tested the beta get it now. http://community.spiceworks.com/group/show/321-spiceworks-4-0
The Spiceworks team have just released the Beta version of Spiceworks, so what’s changed in the beta build?
Note: this is a beta version of 4.0 and is still a work in progress.
Get around Spiceworks quicker and easier with the Updated Interface
CC multiple users or admins to share updates on tickets
Control your help desk from your email with Tickets Anywhere
Get quick access to actions and system status with the new Global Status Bar
Support your users better than ever with the new End User Portal
See your network connections with Network Map
Add Notes To Your Timeline to keep track of manual changes in your environment
Spiceworks no longer supports Internet Explorer 6.0 (IE6) in the application. Read more.
Spiceworks now supports Internet Explorer 8
The existing end-user portal still supports IE6 and IE7, but not IE8
The new end-user portal supports IE6, 7 & 8
The third alpha build of Spiceworks 4.0 is now available.
Read more about it and download from Spiceworks…
So what’s new in this build?
Can you believe it IE6 is still being used in the wide world of the tinternet?
A while ago Spiceworks announced in 4.0 they will no longer support IE6 yay.
Internet Explorer 6 has caused so many issues for web developers around the world, with limited support for new “web 2.0” features such as transparent png’s or being able to use div’s fully.
No longer supporting ie6 means that Spiceworks can grow in a way it was unable to before, increasing the speed and looks.
Most IT pro’s know what IE6 is and even what IE8 is now so should already be running 7 or a better browser like FireFox or google chrome. Unforuntantely if you are using IE6 you will need to upgrade or change your broswer.
Find out more on the Spiceworks forum
