The biggest problem is that I don't even want to create desktop software, I never did
I always preferred to do something for the web. The desktop version was secondary from the beginning and I made it mostly because few people told me that they prefer their projects to be private. Nothing about stability, in the beginning the desktop version was very unstable. Now it appears stable because I rarely update it and when I do it, it's days after some major update on the web version. If I put everything new as soon as possible in the desktop version, you will complain from it for the same reason - it will be "unstable". There were times when I reuploaded it few times a day because every time i found some newly introduced bug 
The desktop version is actually Chrome + Server + PHP code packed into an .exe file. But the server is not Apache or something well known and it doesn't have things like mod_rewrite, which is why I have troubles to put the new fxDreema into it. I worked for the current PHP framework for some months and it's easier for me to work on it now, but there is one very specific regex in the .htaccess which rewrites all requests to the server. I mean, when you want to open /examples, there is no folder /examples right on the root directory on the server, it's somewhere else.
The program I use to build the desktop version (ExeOutput for PHP) also has some Ajax issues. So I wanted to try the new version instead of working with all those bugs from the old one. The guys behind this soft mentioned few times that they will publish new version in October, but even today there is no official new version, only some Beta - http://www.gdgsoft.info/t/exeoutput-2-b ... 01-15/1363 The "jdeel" guy over there is me, but I did nothing since I wrote this post, because...
Meanwhile I decided to try NodeJS (something like Apache+PHP, but for JavaScript) and I liked it more than PHP, so I decided to move away from PHP. In the last few months I was working again on a framework, this time for NodeJS. So now I am a little bit here and there. My wish is to move the website on NodeJS, but this is not an easy task. If I do that, I will not be able to use the same soft to pack the desktop version, but I think that it can be easier for NodeJS, because this is standalone Server + JS Scripting.
Why am I writing those frameworks and jumping from PHP to NodeJS when everything appears to be working... well, because I want to make some other websites, I'm not thinking only for fxDreema. It works for now and I live because of it, but who knows what will happen, tomorrow people may lose interest in it 
So I don't know. What I feel is that I want to remove the link for downloading desktop version and focus only on web stuff only. But people like it, maybe because it sometimes appears to work faster.
