On Thu, 12 Mar 1998, Bug Hunter wrote:

>   I second and third that.  Unfortunately, because you did _NOT_ provide
> backward compatibility of any sort, I was unable to put 5.0 into
> production. I _will_ _not_ put RH 5.1 or 5.2 or 5.x into production unless
> I can figure out ways to support older libc5 programs that may never be
> updated.  (Not all linux software is freeware, surprise!)  Going to 5.0
> actually would have bankrupted me had I installed it on production systems
> when it came out. 

What do you mean by not supporting backward compatibility ? Netscape,
StarOffice 4.0. 

What applications are you talking about ? Please quit making this general
bigus statements and get to the facts, please.

We _are_ listening.

Cristian
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