The main mistake of cpanel is not providing from the beginning an open source code for personalizations.
My case is one since I worked for years on my own paper-based layout.
The change is understandable, but a lack of COMPLETE documentation is an aggression for those who work to generate their own interfaces.
As much as we will discuss in this topic we are not talking about days or even a small company, we are talking about months accumulating complaints and ridiculous changes.
Honestly my feeling is that there is only 1 person working on cpanel dedicating themselves at most 1 hour a day.
There are no consistent changes since Jupiter's release that justify the months it takes to implement.
A team with 2 people would produce a lot more than what we see on Jupiter.
All the feedbacks I've seen are just cornflakes in the eyes of cpanel, I know it's not anyone's fault here on the forum.
However, it is noticeable in groups where the suppliers are dissatisfied with Jupiter for the final customer.
Whm didn't affect clients as much as cpanel.
I'm no expert in cpanel but I've been using it since 2010, today luckily I have 70 active servers with cpanel, for cpanel this is nothing
however, when you join several others like me or even with just one server, this lack of empathy between cpanel and its clients is remarkable.
At the same time that cpanel owns plesk, it manages to lose in all the basics to a smaller company of the same group
Support / news / productivity, without comparisons plesk humiliates cpanel, in my opinion plesk only sins with the graphic interface.
Since cpanel started its price swing, I've been seeing that other panels are evolving and with a little more they will reach cpanel a beautiful example of this is DA,Cyberpanel/AApanel/plesk I don't like its interface but its evolution is remarkable in the last years
I can't see this same evolution on the part of cpanel, in the last 5 years.
It took several years for cpanel to implement nginx as native, and enginatron already existed.
This is another outburst that I see from the community itself, more than they say that they are paying attention to feedbacks and that they are working, all the community feels is that cpanel will only increase its values.
Increases are understandable if accompanied by improvements, and so far nothing has justified this increase.
Just more spending and no nine.
Love ends one day and my love for cpanel is fading with each passing month and nothing is done.
At some point, a worthy competitor will appear and know that I will be one of those who will say goodbye.
