Mama Cass Elliot wrote:
> In netscape.public.mozilla.seamonkey the people heard Greg Miller say
> these wise words:
>
>
>>Remember when Windows 2000 was released? It was one of Microsoft's most
>>stable and reliable OS releases ever, despite a list of over 60000
>>known issues.
>>
>
> That doesn't say much good about WIN2000!
Nor does it really say much bad about it.
> IMHO, even if there is only one known bug still in the software, then
> Mozilla should still be working on removing bugs - perfecting the code
> base!
Sure, but that doesn't mean that Mozilla (or any other software) should
hold back a release because of that bug. If that standard were widely
used, we'd have almost no software to run on our computers. More
realistically, almost nobody would own a computer.
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