Quote from gszabo:
I am running this on a Linux box. I just downloaded TWS 865 on a laptop and ran it over the same connection. It ran great.
There is a bug or some issue with the Unix build.
George
Quote from DarthSidious:
Yes, there is. I gave up running it on linux a while ago. I don't have time to debug this - but I think the issue is this - if you are running the latest & greatest, it is fine. If a new version is available, it just stops loading next time you restart. You keep looking at the splash screen... and keep looking... and keep looking...
Quote from dcraig:
I'm sure the "New Version available - do you want it now ?" dialog appears underneath the splash screen and the thing blocks until the the dialog is closed.
Something to do with the splash screen being a window without decorations and I guess bypassing the window manager (eg KDE) so that no other window under control of the window manager (eg the new version dialog) can ever appear on top of it.
IB, please do something about this - the problem has existed for a long time. It is really not necessary and a real operational PITA. It could be easily rectified by placing this dialog somewhere else on the screen or better still, do away with it completely.
Quote from Catoosa:
Using TWS 865.7 with Windows 2000:
At the start of each day, all of my symbols are missing from my TWS pages. I have to go to the JTS folder, delete the Log file for the current day, rename the Log file form one of the previous days to the current day and restart TWS to recover my symbols. This TWS version is a buggy piece of shit. Makes me wonder what is going on with IB's TWS development group. Come on IB, you have got to do better than this.
Quote from risktaker:
Running 865.2 on 2 xp boxes here. No problems. 'Guess I'll wait a little longer before upgrading.

Quote from Lamont_C:
Are IB and SC the only providers who make their clients involuntary beta testers?
Does it not make sense to ask for volunteers to use this stuff for a few weeks before releasing it?
Or is it just me?
LC