On Monday, March 20, 1995 at 4:53:38 AM UTC-4, Joris Zwart wrote:
In article <D5GJ7M.EuL@news.ess.harris.com>,
kdavis@dave.mis.semi.harris.com (Kevin Davis) wrote:
Of course IBM just goes ahead and releases it's OS complete with it's 100,000
bugs just to try to beat out MS and then follows up with their infamous series
of bug fixes. by the looks of it Warp is no exception, they have already >released bug fixes and will probably catch up and surpass the 20+ disk image >bug fix mark they set a while back.
Do you really believe there exists any non-trivial software without bugs. Windows 3.1 is one big bug. Do you remember Word for Windows 6.0 (not the A version)? At least IBM admits bugs and makes patches available.
Note that I haven't experienced any really painful bugs in Warp. Everything runs great; it's very stable.
Judging by Microsoft's reputation, Windows 95 will be full of nasty, and I mean really nasty, bugs. The difference is that MS won't release a service pack, but will let you pay for an 'upgrade'.
| Kevin Davis "Hoser" | 1. kdavis@dave.mis.semi.harris.com |
Joris
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