betastable
Betastable is a term used in software development to describe a software release that is nearing the final, stable version but still contains a small number of unaddressed bugs or issues. It represents a phase where the core functionality of the software is largely complete and tested, but minor imperfections may still exist. Developers typically release software in a betastable phase to gather feedback from a wider audience before the official launch. This allows for the identification and correction of any remaining problems that may not have been caught during internal testing.
The betastable phase is often characterized by a high degree of reliability, making it suitable for many