For those willing to test new s/w, looks like RT 2.4.3-alpha has just been released on GitHub. The Aillio site has the (possibly!) more stable beta release as the newest, not this newer alpha release.
Bruce
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Your a āgood eggā Bruce for sharing information to the Bullet community here. 
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Guess Iāll never learn! 
Uhā¦never learn what? Was it connected to the post you removed ('cause I didnāt see it).
I was applauding what you do for the folks here and realistically, I see more news from you about Bullet software information than I do from Aillio. 
Wax-on bruthaā¦
Iāll never learn that āalphaā means pain! Unconnected to the removed jibberish post that smacked of too much time out in 100+ deg AZ heatā¦ aaarrrggh!
Bruce
Yes, in a more formalized release environment, alpha would be reserved for internal testing and a few select invited external users under the supervision of the engineers to help out and troubleshoot if there are any issues.
Even I wonāt gamble on an alpha release 
It is hard for me to gauge Aillioās thinking with these releases. Why just drop new alpha-releases without any release information, engagement and follow-up afterwards to the very people that are willing to help? Iām thinking out-load and know that Iām āpreaching to the choirā. 
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As long as I can revert to a prior s/w release I donāt feel trapped. F/w, however, is essentially a one way street. Some have gotten help reverting f/w to a prior release, but itās a big deal and you canāt revert to your personal preference. Configuration management is difficult at best and never done without someone feeling dumped on (better not use an emoticon for that sentiment!).
Just speculating, but I suspect R.W users are competing for attention with FB and the new roaster (R2?) development.
Maybe they got abducted by Aliensā¦
If you see anything in your alpha screens about āall your base are belong to usāā¦revert quickly! 
Iāve been warned!