Bart Meerdink wrote:
> Maybe this is flamebait in this newsgroup, but that's not my intention.
Too bad. This is not only a flamebait, it is also an insult to the project.
Fabian.
>
> People who have tried Opera on Linux migtht ask themselves if Opera
> isn't a lot closer to what Mozilla should be than Mozilla itself (wrt
> functionality, I'm not speaking about the open source/license).
>
> I really think that Mozilla has passed the point where every bugfix
> sooner or later causes (in average) more than one new bug.
>
> To quote Bill Lee (20010518 10:44): "I think everyone's bumping into
> each other in a large dark room trying to get all the bugs fixed post
> haste."
>
> It would probably be a good business proposition for AOL/TW to let
> Mozilla find its own course with less pressure, buy Opera Software A/S,
> and let them customize Opera to get the top-quality browser they so long
> waited for. And maybe learn something about how to create better software!
>
> Bart Meerdink
>
