The simplest type of software update is referred to as a patch. A patch describes a small change to correct a specific known error or deficiency in the software (e.g. security loopholes, bugs etc.). Patches do not change the version number of a particular cadvilla version.  Patches are often referred to amongst experts as a “Service Release“ or “Bug-Fix“.

The term “update“ is derived from the English “up-to-date” and means roughly “to make current”. An update is generally a large number of program changes and error corrections, which bring the various cadvilla versions up-to-date (and can be regarded as a collection of patches).

Since an update represents a significant program change, the build number of the cadvilla software is generally incremented (e.g. from version 1.6 to version 1.7).

All updates and patches provided are free.

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