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With all these changes, especially the UI ones, Blender 2.5 is surely gonna rock the world !!!
nice presentation
wow, great news, I can’t wait to see the 2.5 version
congratulation guys
Downloading now… Sounds good reading previous 2 posts…
Interesting presentation. Blender could seriously start to rival the Premier products Maya / Max
More important thing to consider is the improvements in the Renderfarm capabilities of Blender that could be compatible with Maya / Max scene files
Gopalakrishna
Creator of CFugue
http://gpalem.web.officelive.com/vfx/