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Tried it yesterday. Not that I noticed any of the new features or changes. I don't even use it for what's it's meant to be used for. :grin: I kind of started using it to try out ideas, prototype things, visualize problems and whatever I need to. There are of course other ways of doing that, but it's quite convenient to have a lot of things integrated into a single program that doesn't require me to deal with dependencies.