On Thu, 23 May 2002 12:36:01 -0700 (PDT) "Sean 'Shaleh' Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 23-May-2002 dan radom wrote: > > this is shapeing up very nicely. i'm loving bb more and more with > > each release. i didn't think that was possible. I certainly have to agree. I just pulled the CVS version today and switched from Debian Woody's stock 0.62-1. I was able to switch versions without even exiting my X session, and I noticed an immediate improvement in responsiveness. I had taken a previous vacation from following the development versions as my system had developed a strange instability. Which, I'm happy to say had nothing to do with Blackbox or Debian. Turns out it was a bad portion of the drive being randomly hit by temp/cache files from the look of it. > The summary is "developers need to hear thanks every now and then > because all they usually here is complaints". > > It is kind of like being in tech support. Every person you talk to is > contacting you because they have a problem or need a different solution. If only more customers/consumers really understood this. I've worked for the last 6 years in a support capacity of one form or another, and as you can probably guess the seemingly endless string of complaints can grate on a person. Please accept my thanks. -- Jamin W. Collins
