Am 15.11.2011 um 05:30 schrieb Guido Stepken: > Hey, it's much simpler. I install, i look around what is new, has changed, > and the Pharo dies. VM freezes, virtual machine crashes, whatever. > > So i simply uninstall and wait patiently for the next release. > > Ok? > It is ok for you. For everyone that would like to use pharo would do it in a more systematic way. The person would probably tell which VM version he uses, which image he downloaded, what he really did and especially what he did when the problem ocurred. And the person would be able to tell if it was a freeze or a crash. As you are not after problem solving but after nagging it seems to work quite ok.
Norbert > Guido Stepken > > Am 15.11.2011 um 05:11 schrieb Igor Stasenko <siguc...@gmail.com>: > >> On 15 November 2011 06:03, <csra...@bol.com.br> wrote: >>> Em 15/11/2011 01:48, Guido Stepken < gstep...@googlemail.com > escreveu: >>>>> Guido, what is your problem with Pharo? If you don't like it, >>>> nobody forcing you to use it. >>>> Nobody forces me. >>>>> If you want to use it, but it doesn't meets your high standards, >>>> feel free to help improve it. Trolling won't change anything. >>>> I'm not trolling. I am tester. It usually takes ... hmmm ... 10 >>>> Minutes of klicking around a bit, until Pharo freezes. Last time it >>>> happened 2 days ago, all patches applied. >>> >>> Guido, >>> >>> Your post above can be analysed in several ways. I'll concede for start >>> that Igor's first impression /might/ be wrong and your assertion "I'm not >>> trolling." is sincere. >>> >>> However, the rest of the post evaluates to the following: If you really >>> believe in your second affirmation "I am tester." there are some possible >>> explanations: >>> >>> 1) You're delusional about your testing skills and need to improve them, >>> learning how to give us reproducible examples with accurate reports so your >>> "tests" mean something; or >>> >>> 2) You keep poking the mouse at the world area of a Pharo launched image >>> and when you get bored you declare "a freeze" and come here to tease us. >>> >>> For the first I'd advise you to learn to do tests which are actionable and >>> post your results here. For the second, make a self assessment on what is >>> the contribution for Pharo, or the craft of programming of your present >>> behaviour in this list. >>> >>> >> >> There's one more option: Yes, Guido is tester. But his test subject(s) >> is not a software but us, or our reaction. This is the only conclusion >> which i can draw by reading his posts which doesn't leads to >> contradiction. >> :) >> >> -- >> Best regards, >> Igor Stasenko. >> >
